Elementwise comparison, with array result

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Feature
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Needs clarification
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rust
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data

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Start by reviewing the existing comparison methods and broadcasting behavior in ndarray. Determine the intended API for le, leq, ge, and geq with PartialOrd arrays, including the expected boolean-array result and how completion would be validated.

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Would it make sense to have a.le(b) (also a.leq(b), a.ge(b), a.geq(b)) return boolean arrays? (where a, b : PartialOrd and properly broadcastable).

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