Matt Revelle
Matt Revelle
The simple `string` type Ferret supports is just fine. My gripe is there's no way for me to create a new string in Ferret from runtime values without dipping into...
Thanks! I didn’t get a chance to look at the code or try it today, but sounds like it’ll work.
I see there are some sparse matrix classes in Vectorz. Are you planning on adding them and other sparse matrix types to the KNOWN_IMPLEMENTATIONS map so that users can explicitly...
Thanks, I'll work on a branch and see what I come up with. > On Feb 19, 2014, at 21:49, Mike Anderson [email protected] wrote: > > @mattrepl - P.S. You...
Ok, I think we may want to go ahead and have a `non-zeros` function instead that would return both the indices and values. ``` clojure (def M (mtx/matrix [[0 2...
A naive implementation using some nice core.matrix functions already implemented. ``` clojure (defn non-zeros "Gets the non-zero indices of an array mapped to the values." ([m] (into {} (filter (comp...
I'm not sure what details about my use cases will help, but I'll expand on the example for the second case. Agreed re: `emap-non-zero`. That should be more efficient, especially...
@mars0i how do you use the non-zero indices?
I'm finding working with the current `non-zero-indices` to be not useful for my use cases stated above. I ultimately want expanded indices over all dimensions but instead get a seq...