mikera.vectorz.core
Clojure API for directly accessing Vectorz vector functions.
In most cases these are relatively lightweight wrappers over equivalent functions in Vectorz, but specialised with type hints for handling Vectorz vectors for performance purposes.
These are generally equivalent to similar functions in clojure.core.matrix API. If performance is less of a concern, consider using the clojure.core.matrix API directly, which offer more functionality and work with a much broader range of array shapes and argument types.
Clojure API for directly accessing Vectorz vector functions. In most cases these are relatively lightweight wrappers over equivalent functions in Vectorz, but specialised with type hints for handling Vectorz vectors for performance purposes. These are generally equivalent to similar functions in clojure.core.matrix API. If performance is less of a concern, consider using the clojure.core.matrix API directly, which offer more functionality and work with a much broader range of array shapes and argument types.
- *
- +
- -
- abs
- abs!
- add
- add!
- add-multiple
- add-multiple!
- add-weighted
- add-weighted!
- angle
- approx=
- assign!
- clone
- create-length
- cross-product!
- distance
- distance-squared
- div
- div!
- divide
- dot
- ecount
- empty
- fill
- fill!
- get
- interpolate
- join
- magnitude
- magnitude-squared
- mget
- mset!
- mul
- mul!
- negate
- negate!
- normalise
- normalise!
- normalise-get-magnitude!
- normalised?
- of
- PVectorisable
- scale
- scale!
- scale-add
- scale-add!
- set
- sub
- sub!
- subvec
- to-array
- to-list
- vec
- vec1
- vec2
- vec3
- vec4
- vec?
- vector
- vectorz?
mikera.vectorz.matrix
Clojure API for directly accessing Vectorz matrix functions.
In most cases these are relatively lightweight wrappers over equivalent functions in Vectorz, but specialised with type hints for handling Vectorz matrices for performance purposes.
These are generally equivalent to similar functions in clojure.core.matrix API. If performance is less of a concern, consider using the clojure.core.matrix API directly, which offer more functionality and work with a much broader range of array shapes and argument types.
Clojure API for directly accessing Vectorz matrix functions. In most cases these are relatively lightweight wrappers over equivalent functions in Vectorz, but specialised with type hints for handling Vectorz matrices for performance purposes. These are generally equivalent to similar functions in clojure.core.matrix API. If performance is less of a concern, consider using the clojure.core.matrix API directly, which offer more functionality and work with a much broader range of array shapes and argument types.
- *
- affine-transform?
- as-vector
- clone
- compose
- compose!
- constant-transform
- determinant
- diagonal-matrix
- fully-mutable?
- get
- get-column
- get-row
- identity-matrix
- identity?
- input-dimensions
- inverse
- matrix
- matrix?
- new-matrix
- output-dimensions
- scalar-matrix
- scale
- scale-matrix
- set
- square?
- to-transform
- transform
- transform!
- transform-normal
- transform?
- transpose
- transpose!
- x-axis-rotation-matrix
- y-axis-rotation-matrix
- z-axis-rotation-matrix
- zero?
mikera.vectorz.matrix-api
Namespace for vectorz-clj core.matrix implementation. Loading this namespace either directly or indirectly is required to enable the :vectorz implementation for core.matrix.
Namespace for vectorz-clj core.matrix implementation. Loading this namespace either directly or indirectly is required to enable the :vectorz implementation for core.matrix.
mikera.vectorz.readers
Namespace for vectorz-clj data literal readers.
Namespace for vectorz-clj data literal readers.
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