Low-level functions that call C++ source code

Low-level functions that call C++ source code, as detailed in the automatically generated RcppExports.R file.

Usage

spray_maker(M, d)
spray_add(M1, d1, M2, d2)
spray_mult(M1, d1, M2, d2)
spray_overwrite(M1, d1, M2, d2)
spray_accessor(M, d, Mindex)
spray_setter(M1, d1, M2, d2)
spray_equality(M1, d1, M2, d2)
spray_asum_include(M,d,n)
spray_asum_exclude(M,d,n)
spray_deriv(M,d,n)
spray_pmax(M1,d1,M2,d2)
spray_pmin(M1,d1,M2,d2)
spray_power(M,d,pow)
spray_spray_accessor()
spray_spray_add()
spray_spray_asum_exclude()
spray_spray_asum_include()
spray_spray_deriv()
spray_spray_equality()
spray_spray_maker()
spray_spray_mult()
spray_spray_overwrite()
spray_spray_pmax()
spray_spray_pmin()
spray_spray_setter()
spray_spray_power()

Arguments

M,M1,M2,Mindex: Integer valued matrices with rows corresponding to array indices
d,d1,d2: Vector of values corresponding to nonzero array entries
n: Integer vector corresponding to dimensions to sum over for the sum functions
pow: Nonnegative integer for spray_power()

Value

These functions return a two-element list which is coerced to an object of class spray by function spraymaker().

Author

Robin K. S. Hankin

Note

These functions aren't really designed for the end-user.

Function spray_equality() cannot simply check for equality of $value because the order of the index rows is not specified in a spray object. Function spray_crush() has been removed as it is redundant.