Thanks for the advice Dirk,
>
>Kaveh,
>
>If you are having problems with things like matrix indexing I would recommend
>a somewhat more incremental approach:
>
> pass a matrix from R, find the maximum element and return it
>
> pass a matrix from R, find the min and maximum elements and
Kaveh,
If you are having problems with things like matrix indexing I would recommend
a somewhat more incremental approach:
pass a matrix from R, find the maximum element and return it
pass a matrix from R, find the min and maximum elements and return both
multiply two (small) ma
Le 03/11/10 12:16, Kaveh Vakili a écrit :
Hi list,
I'm trying to learn inline by translating snippets of c++ code from
the book "Numerical Recipes".
in page 44-45, there is a c++ code to perform Gauss-Jordan elimination of a
matrix (see below). I understand that they have a large template of a
Hi list,
I'm trying to learn inline by translating snippets of c++ code from
the book "Numerical Recipes".
in page 44-45, there is a c++ code to perform Gauss-Jordan elimination of a
matrix (see below). I understand that they have a large template of additional
operator/function/class (it is o
