JMathLib - Octave, Matlab clone in java

Tracker: Bugs

5 ^ should work on vectors - ID: 2007227

Last Update: Comment added ( st_mueller )

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It should be true that

[1,2,3]^2 == [1,4,9]

An example of usage of this is computation of an approximately Gaussian
filtering window:

w = sin([0:255]*pi/256)^4

Submitted:

Ted Dunning ( tedunning ) - 2008-06-30 23:50

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Assigned:

Stefan Mueller

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Date: 2008-07-06 12:52 Sender: st_mueller > [1,2,3]^2 ??? [1,2,3]^2 ERROR: DoubleNumberToken: mPower: [nm]^[op] not supported The error message is correct. The power of vectors can only be computed elementwise. [1,2,3].^ -> [1^2,2^2,3^2] Please us .^ instead of ^

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Field	Old Value	Date	By
data_type	382791	2008-07-06 12:52	st_mueller
status_id	Open	2008-07-06 12:52	st_mueller
close_date	-	2008-07-06 12:52	st_mueller
assigned_to	nobody	2008-07-06 12:50	st_mueller
summary	^ shoudl work on vectors	2008-06-30 23:57	tedunning

JMathLib - Octave, Matlab clone in java

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