Matvec Users’ Guide
Matvec Users' Guide
Matvec Users' Guide
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3.4. COMPUTATION 25<br />
max<br />
A.max() returns a vector whose each element is the largest element of each column of A. If A is a one-row<br />
or one-column matrix, then the returned value would be a scalar.<br />
If both A and B are matrices (one of them could be a scalar), then A.max(B) returns a matrix of the<br />
same size as A or B with resulting element(i,j) being the largest element among A(i,j) and B(i,j).<br />
For example,<br />
> A=sample(2,2)<br />
Col 1 Col 2<br />
Row 1 0.0100414 0.578454<br />
Row 2 0.973198 0.792847<br />
> B=sample(2,2)<br />
Col 1 Col 2<br />
Row 1 0.619559 0.927987<br />
Row 2 0.89682 0.990276<br />
> A.max()<br />
i = 1 i = 2<br />
0.973198 0.792847<br />
> A.max(B)<br />
mean<br />
Col 1 Col 2<br />
Row 1 0.619559 0.927987<br />
Row 2 0.973198 0.990276<br />
A.mean() returns a vector containing average values for each column of A. If A is a one-row or one-column<br />
matrix, then the returned value would be a scalar.<br />
min<br />
A.min() returns a vector whose each element is the smallest element of each column of A. If A is a one-row<br />
or one-column matrix, then the returned value would be a scalar.<br />
If both A and B are matrices (one of them could be a scalar), then A.min(B) returns a matrix of the<br />
same size as A or B with resulting element(i,j) being the smallest element among A(i,j) and B(i,j).<br />
For example,<br />
> A=sample(2,2)<br />
Col 1 Col 2<br />
Row 1 0.0100414 0.578454<br />
Row 2 0.973198 0.792847<br />
> B=sample(2,2)<br />
Col 1 Col 2<br />
Row 1 0.619559 0.927987<br />
Row 2 0.89682 0.990276<br />
> A.min()<br />
i = 1 i = 2<br />
0.0100414 0.578454