suggestions : combine, bind ?
>
> The idea is to avoid writing code like this:
>
> CharacterVector x, y ;
> CharacterVector z( x.size() + y.size() ) ;
> int i=0;
> for( ; i for( int j=0; j
> I know it is not a big deal for people to write this code, but for
> example this do
cook up an example for a simple and easily-to-use parallel
> problem.
>
> Dirk
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> To me it seems that I can not acces entries (i,j) using A(i,j) when A is a
> sparse matrix. Is that so? - and if yes, any suggestions on what I can do
> alternatively?
Take a look at the coeff() method, e.g., A.coeff(i,j)
See also its documentation:
http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/dox-devel/classE
es the
> things, even for her statistics research, but I don't seem to "get it".)
>
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s, but also with doubles. Maybe it is
an alignment issue?
- Andreas
> As I don't have easy access to a Windows system with the R development
> tools installed I don't think I can help debug this.
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t's only my machine, since the checks on
win-builder also threw an error when I submitted my package (it could
not run the examples).
- Andreas
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s 7, too, so
maybe I this will provide a workaround for now.
Thanks in advance for your help and sorry for the quite long mail!
- Andreas
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