MatrixManipulation(R, Row, Col, M)ΒΆ

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Some functions for manipulating (dense) matrices. Supported are various kinds of slicing, splitting and stacking of matrices. The functions resemble operations often used in numerical linear algebra algorithms.

bandMatrix: (M, List Integer) -> M if R has AbelianMonoid

bandMatrix returns multiple diagonals out of a matrix. The diagonals are put into a matrix of same shape as the original one. Positive integer arguments select upper off-diagonals, negative ones lower off-diagonals.

bandMatrix: (M, Segment Integer) -> M if R has AbelianMonoid

bandMatrix returns multiple diagonals out of a matrix. The diagonals are put into a matrix of same shape as the original one. Positive integer arguments select upper off-diagonals, negative ones lower off-diagonals.

blockSplit: (M, List NonNegativeInteger, PositiveInteger) -> List List M

blockSplit splits a matrix into multiple submatrices row and column wise, dividing a matrix into blocks.

blockSplit: (M, PositiveInteger, List NonNegativeInteger) -> List List M

blockSplit splits a matrix into multiple submatrices row and column wise, dividing a matrix into blocks.

columnMatrix: (M, Integer) -> M

columnMatrix returns a single column out of a matrix. The column is put into a one by N matrix.

columns: (M, List Integer) -> M

columns returns several columns out of a matrix. The columns are stacked into a matrix.

columns: (M, Segment Integer) -> M

columns returns several columns out of a matrix. The columns are stacked into a matrix.

diagonalMatrix: (M, Integer) -> M if R has AbelianMonoid

diagonalMatrix returns a diagonal out of a matrix. The diagonal is put into a matrix of same shape as the original one. Positive integer arguments select upper off-diagonals, negative ones lower off-diagonals.

diagonalMatrix: M -> M if R has AbelianMonoid

diagonalMatrix returns the main diagonal out of a matrix. The diagonal is put into a matrix of same shape as the original one.

element: (M, Integer, Integer) -> M

element returns a single element out of a matrix. The element is put into a one by one matrix.

rowMatrix: (M, Integer) -> M

rowMatrix returns a single row out of a matrix. The row is put into a one by N matrix.

rows: (M, List Integer) -> M

rows returns several rows out of a matrix. The rows are stacked into a matrix.

rows: (M, Segment Integer) -> M

rows returns several rows out of a matrix. The rows are stacked into a matrix.

subMatrix: (M, List Integer, List Integer) -> M

subMatrix returns several elements out of a matrix. The elements are stacked into a submatrix.

subMatrix: (M, Segment Integer, Segment Integer) -> M

subMatrix returns several elements out of a matrix. The elements are stacked into a submatrix.