Hi @swanchristmas, can you provide a minimal reproducable example? i.e. Please read: make it easier to help you
For what it’s worth, if I try to construct such an example, I see no difference here:
julia> using Tullio, TensorOperations
julia> let
N, P = 2,3
A = rand(N)
B = rand(P)
C = rand(N)
@tullio out1[n, p] := A[n] * B[p] + C[n]
@tullio out2[n, p] := A[n] * B[p] + C[n] * ones(P)[p]
@tensor out3[n, p] := A[n] * B[p] + C[n] * ones(P)[p]
@info "" out1 out2 out3
end
┌ Info:
│ out1 =
│ 2×3 Matrix{Float64}:
│ 0.670981 0.719456 0.856811
│ 0.577745 0.641696 0.822899
│ out2 =
│ 2×3 Matrix{Float64}:
│ 0.670981 0.719456 0.856811
│ 0.577745 0.641696 0.822899
│ out3 =
│ 2×3 Matrix{Float64}:
│ 0.670981 0.719456 0.856811
└ 0.577745 0.641696 0.822899
Is it possible there’s an error or typo somewhere in your code that’s causing the discrepancy you’re seeing?