Re: n-dim arrays

[Joao Cardoso]

Jonathan M Hill wrote:
...
> 
>     An example: Most often I find that a three dimensional array serves
> as a convenient way to produce a list of two dimensional arrays.
> 
>     Rather than attempting to produce a three dimensional array,
> perhaps someone would like to suggest a convenient way to produce a
> list of arrays....

a=list(rand(3), eye(2));
a=append (a,ones(3));
nth(a,1)*nth(a,3)
ans =

  1.27970  1.27970  1.27970
  0.40801  0.40801  0.40801
  2.28243  2.28243  2.28243

helas, this only works on octave 2.1.x

Joao
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