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Force index arrays into range
Description
Forces an (integer) array to have entries in the range 1-n, by (i)
taking the entries modulo n, then (ii) setting zero elements to n.
Useful for modifying index arrays into a form suitable for use with
magic squares.
Usage
process(x, n)
Arguments
x
Index array to be processed
n
Modulo of arithmetic to be used
Author(s)
Robin K. S. Hankin
Examples
# extract the broken diagonal of magic.2np1(4) that passes
# through element [1,5]:
a <- magic.2np1(4)
index <- t(c(1,5)+rbind(1:9,1:9))
a[process(index,9)]
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Force index arrays into range
Description
Forces an (integer) array to have entries in the range 1-n, by (i) taking the entries modulo n, then (ii) setting zero elements to n. Useful for modifying index arrays into a form suitable for use with magic squares.
Usage
process(x, n)
Arguments
x |
Index array to be processed |
n |
Modulo of arithmetic to be used |
Author(s)
Robin K. S. Hankin
Examples
# extract the broken diagonal of magic.2np1(4) that passes # through element [1,5]: a <- magic.2np1(4) index <- t(c(1,5)+rbind(1:9,1:9)) a[process(index,9)]
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