bind_arrays: Bind arrays
In iholzleitner/facefuns: Convenience Functions Around 2D and 3D Face Shape Analysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Examples
Description
Binds two or more p x k matrices or p x k x n arrays into one three-dimensional array. Dimension names are set by those of first array/matrix entered
Usage
1
Arguments
...
Matrices/arrays to be bound, separated by commas
Value
Returns new array
Note
See bindArr for more flexible function that allows to bind along different dimensions
Examples
1
2
3
data(londonSet_aligned)
new_array <- bind_arrays(LondonSet_aligned, LondonSet_aligned)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Examples
Description
Binds two or more p x k matrices or p x k x n arrays into one three-dimensional array. Dimension names are set by those of first array/matrix entered
Usage
1 |
Arguments
... |
Matrices/arrays to be bound, separated by commas |
Value
Returns new array
Note
See bindArr for more flexible function that allows to bind along different dimensions
Examples
1 2 3 | data(londonSet_aligned)
new_array <- bind_arrays(LondonSet_aligned, LondonSet_aligned)
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