Oops - I forgot which tool I'm in. The expression would probably look more like this:
put matrixMultiply(arrayWith44rows, arrayWith44columns) into myNewArray
Phil
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From: "Phil Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I've never used it, but... since matrixMultiply() is a function, I assume you supply
the array name on the left side of the expression:
myNewArray = matrixMultiply(arrayWith44rows, arrayWith44columns)
Phil
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From: "Gregory Lypny" <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi Everyone,
The MC Reference says that matrixMultiply returns a new array.
What is the name of that array?
Regards,
Greg
Gregory Lypny
Concordia University
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Gregory Lypny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked...
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm having trouble with matrixMultiply. I've created two 1 x 20
> vectors (arrays) named Prob and V. I want to compute the dot product
> (for example, the expected value of V in statistics), which
Hi Everyone,
I'm having trouble with matrixMultiply. I've created two 1 x 20
vectors (arrays) named Prob and V. I want to compute the dot product
(for example, the expected value of V in statistics), which is
prob[1] x V[1] + prob[2] x V[2] + ... + prob[
