Re: three-dimensional matrices

[A Scottedward Hodel]

This is a frequent question; take a look at the archives on the octave
web page (see links below).

Short answer: can't do it in 2.0.xx.

Can do something like it in 2.1.xx using the "list" structure to
create a list of matrices.  This allows you to use your for loops as:

matlist = list( (your matrices here) );

for matnum = 1:Nmats
  thismat = nth(matlist,matnum);

  ## [manipulate matrix]

endfor

At 4:50 PM +0100 4/13/00, Filipa Figueira wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using Octave version 2.0.14, which doesn't support three-dimensional
> matrices. I would like to know if there is a new version of Octave that
> allows you to use them. It would save me quite a lot of 'for' loops and
> processing time. Do you have any other suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Filipa Figueira
>
>
>
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