ArithmeticGMP | R Documentation |
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide one object to/from/by another using GMP (GNU multiple precision) rational arithmetic. Any size integers in the numerator and denominator are allowed.
qpq(x, y)
qmq(x, y)
qxq(x, y)
qdq(x, y)
qmatmult(x, y)
qsum(x)
qprod(x)
qmax(x)
qmin(x)
qsign(x)
qneg(x)
qabs(x)
qinv(x)
x , y |
objects of type |
qpq
is “plus”,
qmq
is “minus”,
qxq
is “times”,
qdq
is “divide”.
Divide by zero is an error. There are no rational NA, NaN, Inf.
qsum
is vectorizing summation like sum
for ordinary numeric.
qprod
is vectorizing product like prod
for ordinary numeric.
qmax
is like max
for ordinary numeric.
qmin
is like min
for ordinary numeric.
qsign
is vectorizing sign like sign
for ordinary numeric.
qmatmult
is matrix multiplication like %*%
for ordinary
numeric; both arguments must be matrices.
qneg
is vectorizing negation like unary minus for ordinary numeric.
qabs
is vectorizing absolute value like abs
for ordinary numeric.
qinv
is vectorizing inversion like 1 / x
for ordinary numeric.
an object of the same form as x
that is the sum, difference,
product, quotient, or sign or (for qsum
and qprod
)
a scalar that is the sum or product.
ConvertGMP
qmq("1/3", "1/2")
# note inexactness of floating point representations
qmq("1/5", 1/5)
qdq("1/5", 1/5)
qsum(c("1", "1/2", "1/4", "1/8"))
qprod(c("1", "1/2", "1/4", "1/8"))
qmax(c("-1", "1/2", "1/-4", "1/8"))
qmin(c("-1", "1/2", "1/-4", "1/8"))
qsign(c("-1", "1/2", "1/-4", "1/8"))
qmatmult(matrix(c("1", "2", "3", "4"), 2, 2),
matrix(c("1/1", "1/2", "1/3", "1/4"), 2, 2))
qneg(seq(-3, 3))
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