gen.vunpack: Generate an unpacking method for vectors
In dahtah/vecpack: Helps Turn Objects and Lists into Vectors, to Facilitate Interaction with Optimisers and Samplers
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Generate an unpacking method for vectors
Usage
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gen.vunpack(l)
Arguments
l
a list
Value
an unpacking method
Author(s)
Simon Barthelme
Examples
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#A list of values that can all be coerced into a vector
l <- list(a= matrix(1:4,2,2),b = 5)
#Pack elements into a vector
vpack(l)
#For the inverse operation (getting the list back from our packed vector)
#we create an unpacking method
unpack <- gen.vunpack(l)
vpack(l) %>% unpack
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
Generate an unpacking method for vectors
Usage
1 | gen.vunpack(l)
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Arguments
l |
a list |
Value
an unpacking method
Author(s)
Simon Barthelme
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | #A list of values that can all be coerced into a vector
l <- list(a= matrix(1:4,2,2),b = 5)
#Pack elements into a vector
vpack(l)
#For the inverse operation (getting the list back from our packed vector)
#we create an unpacking method
unpack <- gen.vunpack(l)
vpack(l) %>% unpack
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