gwTraspose: Matrix Transpose
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gwTraspose R Documentation
Matrix Transpose
Description
Given a matrix or data.frame 'm', 'gwTraspose' returns the transpose of 'm'.
Usage
gwTraspose(m, byrow = FALSE)
Arguments
m
a matrix or data.frame, typically.
byrow
a boolean. Ordering by colums 'default=FALSE'. 'TRUE' order by rows
Value
A matrix, with dim and dimnames constructed appropriately from those of 'm',
and other attributes except names copied across.
Examples
# matrix
a <- matrix(1:28, 4, 7)
gwTraspose(a, byrow=TRUE)
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Matrix Transpose
Description
Given a matrix or data.frame 'm', 'gwTraspose' returns the transpose of 'm'.
Usage
gwTraspose(m, byrow = FALSE)
Arguments
m |
a matrix or data.frame, typically. |
byrow |
a boolean. Ordering by colums 'default=FALSE'. 'TRUE' order by rows |
Value
A matrix, with dim and dimnames constructed appropriately from those of 'm', and other attributes except names copied across.
Examples
# matrix a <- matrix(1:28, 4, 7) gwTraspose(a, byrow=TRUE)
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