CSMat Methods |
The CSMat type exposes the following members.
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Adj |
Computes the adjoint (complex conjugate transpose) of this matrix.
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Clear |
Clears out this matrix, setting all elements to zero.
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Copy |
Makes a copy of this matrix.
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Dense |
Creates a dense matrix from this sparse matrix.
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Dump |
Dumps this matrix as a list of row-column indices and element complex values.
Note that all non-zero elements are listed, so the output may be quite long.
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DumpDense |
Dumps this sparse matrix in the same format as a dense matrix.
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DumpMCC |
Dumps this matrix as a list of row-column indices and element squared magnitudes.
Note that all non-zero elements are listed, so the output may be quite long.
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DumpML |
Dumps this matrix in MatLab format.
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Equals(Object) | Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object. (Inherited from Object.) | |
Equals(CSMat, FSharpOptionDouble) |
Determines whether this matrix is equal to another.
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Filled |
Return indicies of filled entries in the sparse matrix (may include zeros)
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GetHashCode | Serves as the default hash function. (Inherited from Object.) | |
GetType | Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.) | |
Kron(Int32) |
Computes the Kronecker Product of this matrix with an identity matrix.
The identity matrix is on the right-hand side of the product.
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Kron(CSMat) |
Computes the Kronecker Product of this matrix with another matrix.
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Mul(CSMat) |
Computes the product of this matrix and another matrix.
Highly efficient.
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Mul(CVec) |
Computes the product of this matric and a vector.
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Read |
Reads a matrix from a stream.
The matrix must originally have been written using the
Write method.
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ToString |
Gets a string representation of this matrix.
Note that all non-zero elements are listed, so this string may be quite long.
(Overrides ObjectToString.) | |
UnitaryError |
Performs a rough check to see if this matrix is actually unitary.
It calculates the biggest deviation from 1 of the diagonal elements
of (this adj)*this.
In other words, it calculates the largest deviation of the length of a row,
viewed as a complex vector, from 1.
The orthogonality of different rows is not checked.
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Write |
Writes this matrix to a stream.
The matrix may be recreated by using the
Read method.
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