<matrix> | [sealed Class] |
Meta-information container
Superclasses
<array>
Initialization Keywords
None.
Description
This class contains two slots: dimensions, a
<sequence>
, which contains the two values of the size of the matrix, and components, a<simple-object-vector>
, that contain the matrix elements.
initialize | [Method] |
Used bymake
to create instances of a<matrix>
Synopsis
initialize (#key dimensions, fill) => (mat)
Parameters
dimensions:
An instance of <object>
. A sequence of two elements which represent the rows and column of the matrix respectively Defaults to#[1, 1]
.fill:
An instance of <object>
. The objects that each element of matrix should be initialized to Defaults to0
.
Return Values
mat An instance of <matrix>
.
Description
Use
make
with the above keywords to obtain a<matrix>
instance
matrix | [Method] |
Create instances of a<matrix>
from a list of<vector>
s
Synopsis
matrix (#rest row-vectors) => (mat)
Parameters
row-vectors Instances of <object>
.
Return Values
mat An instance of <matrix>
.
Description
This method takes a list of
<vectors>
and creates a<matrix>
instance from them, for example:let mat = matrix(#[1, 1, 2], #[3, 5, 8], #[13, 21, 34]);creates a 3x3 matrix.
Note: The row-vectors must all be of the same size.
identity-matrix | [Method] |
Creates the identity matrix
Synopsis
identity-matrix (#key dimensions) => (mat)
Parameters
dimensions:
An instance of <object>
. Note: enter 2 dimensions for the matrix, an error may occur if both dimensions are not equal. Defaults to#[1, 1]
.
Return Values
mat An instance of <matrix>
. The identity matrix, sized to dimensions
Description
This function simply returns the identity matrix of the specified dimension. It is a very simple algorithm, it merely fills a matrix with zeros, and then puts ones down the diagonal.