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Scott S. edited this page Jun 11, 2014
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Functions
sin, cos, tan
abs
log
pow, sqrt, sum
fft, fft2, ifft, ifft2
avg, variance, std
logical and, or, not
l0, l1, l2 norm
real, imag, conj
diag
(fft's, logical, norms, diag and complex have yet to be implemented -- 2014-6-11)
But if you have a function that operates on a single element, you can call apply_function(single_element_function, array).
Operators
+-*/ all work element-wise. That is, zeros(3)+4 = [4,4,4]. Note that * is not a dot product operator. ones((4,4)) * ones((4,4)) == ones((4,4)). This is playing off Python's example.
@ is the dot product operator. I have yet to implement it.