rot: Rotate a matrix for printing
In BaTFLED3D: Bayesian Tensor Factorization Linked to External Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Rotates a matrix so that when view is called the rows and columns appear in the
same order as when looking at the matrix with print
Usage
1
rot(m)
Arguments
m
matrix
Value
matrix that has been transposed and the columns reversed
Examples
1
2
# Normally image shows a matrix with the first entry in the bottom left
# With rot the image is shown in the same order as print
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Rotates a matrix so that when view is called the rows and columns appear in the same order as when looking at the matrix with print
Usage
1 | rot(m)
|
Arguments
m |
matrix |
Value
matrix that has been transposed and the columns reversed
Examples
1 2 | # Normally image shows a matrix with the first entry in the bottom left
# With rot the image is shown in the same order as print
|
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