resize(rows, cols)
Resize the matrix to include at least the specified number of rows and columns.
Resizing the matrix never causes the matrix to shrink. If you need a subset of
the matrix, use get_block instead.
fill(rows, cols, value)
Fill the matrix with a single value. if sizes are provided, fill to those
sizes, growing the matrix if needed. Elements outside the specified area are
unaffected. Calling fill
never causes the matrix to shrink.
item = item_at(row, col)
Return a single PMC entry from the specified coordinates
transpose()
Transposes the matrix lazily. This operation is O(1). Some operations, such as
mathematical operations do not work on a matrix which has been lazily
transposed, so those operations will force the matrix memory to be eagerly
transposed.
mem_transpose()
Transposes the actual data storage of the matrix. More expensive O(n) up-front
than the transpose()
method, but the resulting memory structure is more suitable
for use in certain mathematical operations.
iterate_function_inplace(func, args...)
Calls a function for every element in the matrix, replacing the current
value with the return value of the called function.
matrix = iterate_function_external(func, args...)
Calls a function for every element in the matrix, creating a new matrix with
the returned values of the called function.
initialize_from_array(rows, cols, ary)
Initialize the matrix using a list of values from an array.
initialize_from_args(rows, cols, args...)
Initialize the matrix using values from a variadic (slurpy) argument list.
matrix = get_block(rows, cols, rows_size, cols_size)
Get a specified sub-block of the matrix. If the bounds of the sub-block are
outside the bounds of the matrix, an OUT_OF_BOUNDS exception is thrown.
set_block(rows, cols, matrix)
Set a block in the matrix, growing it if needed.
matrix = convert_to_number_matrix()
Get a NumMatrix2D from the current matrix. If the matrix is already a
NumMatrix2D, return a clone.
matrix = convert_to_complex_matrix()
Get a ComplexMatrix2D from the current matrix. If the matrix is already a
ComplexMatrix2D, return a clone.
matrix = convert_to_pmc_matrix()
Get a PMCMatrix2D from the current matrix. If the matrix is already a
PMCMatrix2D, return a clone.