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mapping a scalar function over an array
From: |
Giulio Bottazzi |
Subject: |
mapping a scalar function over an array |
Date: |
Tue, 7 Mar 2000 12:06:55 +0100 |
Dear Octave users,
I've not found in the Octave manual (probably for my stupidity) a way of
"mapping" a scalar function over an array. What I mean is: given a function
defined for a (truly) scalar argument, for instance
function foo(x)
.
.
integrate a given function between 0 and x
.
endfunction
and an array
A=[a1,...,aN],
is there a way to obtain the array of results
B=[foo(a1),...,foo(aN)]
with a single simple command? Something like: Map(foo,A)? ( this is approx. the
syntax I use on Mathematica).
Please, point me to the correct place in the manual if the answer is there and
forgive me for my silliness.
Thank you,
G.B.
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