Hi Kevin,
I just had a quick look, at RcppRoll and noticed that almost all of the results
have a single value as an output, and was wondering if it was possible to be
able to get more than one output per loop…
to give a quick example, i would be grateful if you could show me how the
following
Didn’t even know it existed! will take a look now. Thanks
On 26 Feb 2014, at 16:35, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
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> On 26 February 2014 at 16:23, Hideyoshi Maeda wrote:
> | Hi Rcpp devel list,
> |
> | One of the functions I like to use is zoo’s rollapply() function. However
> sometimes this can b
On 26 February 2014 at 16:23, Hideyoshi Maeda wrote:
| Hi Rcpp devel list,
|
| One of the functions I like to use is zoo’s rollapply() function. However
sometimes this can be slow as it is basically a long loop using mapply.
|
| Given how fast loops are in C++ this seems like this would be the
Hi Rcpp devel list,
One of the functions I like to use is zoo’s rollapply() function. However
sometimes this can be slow as it is basically a long loop using mapply.
Given how fast loops are in C++ this seems like this would be the perfect thing
to covert into C++, BUT, one of the benefits of r
