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Dmitriy Lyubimov updated MAHOUT-1728:
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    Description: 
in-core functional assignments (for vector and matrices) 

mxA := { (x) => x * x} 
mxA := { (row, col, x} => ... }
mxA ::={ (x) => ... }
mxA ::={ (row, col, x} => ...}
vec := { (x) => ...}
vec :={ (idx, x) => ..}
vec ::= { (x) => ...}
vec ::={ (ind, x) => ...}

the `:=` assignmentn applies the function to all elements of tensor. 
the `::=` assignment ignores zero elements of the tensor to improve 
performance. 

matrix functions iterations use matrix structural flavor to optimize traversal.

further examples.

mxA := exp _ (in-place exponent)

v ::= abs _

PR https://github.com/apache/mahout/pull/135

  was:
in-core functional assignments (for vector and matrices) 

mxA := { (x) => x * x} 
mxA := { (row, col, x} => ... }
mxA ::={ (x) => ... }
mxA ::={ (row, col, x} => ...}
vec := { (x) => ...}
vec :={ (idx, x) => ..}
vec ::= { (x) => ...}
vec ::={ (ind, x) => ...}

the `:=` assignmentn applies the function to all elements of tensor. 
the `::=` assignment ignores zero elements of the tensor to improve 
performance. 

matrix functions iterations use matrix structural flavor to optimize traversal.

further examples.

mxA := exp _ (in-place exponent)

v ::= abs _


> in-core functional assignments
> ------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MAHOUT-1728
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAHOUT-1728
>             Project: Mahout
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Dmitriy Lyubimov
>            Assignee: Dmitriy Lyubimov
>             Fix For: 0.10.2
>
>
> in-core functional assignments (for vector and matrices) 
> mxA := { (x) => x * x} 
> mxA := { (row, col, x} => ... }
> mxA ::={ (x) => ... }
> mxA ::={ (row, col, x} => ...}
> vec := { (x) => ...}
> vec :={ (idx, x) => ..}
> vec ::= { (x) => ...}
> vec ::={ (ind, x) => ...}
> the `:=` assignmentn applies the function to all elements of tensor. 
> the `::=` assignment ignores zero elements of the tensor to improve 
> performance. 
> matrix functions iterations use matrix structural flavor to optimize 
> traversal.
> further examples.
> mxA := exp _ (in-place exponent)
> v ::= abs _
> PR https://github.com/apache/mahout/pull/135



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