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Revision as of 21:23, 22 February 2026
Documentation page for rcv.m.
Syntax
obj=rcv(M)
obj=rcv(dim1,dim2)
obj=rcv(R,C,V,dim1,dim2)
Arguments
M - a Matlab matrix
dim1 - number of rows
dim2 - number of columns
R - row indices of non-zero entries
C - column indices of non-zero entries
V - values corresponding to entries in R and C
Outputs
obj - an RCV sparse matrix object
Examples
See examples in the Spinach distribution relevant to this function.
Notes
This page was generated from the function header in the Spinach repository.
See also
- rcv/mtimes.m
- rcv/plus.m
- rcv/minus.m
- rcv/times.m
- rcv/rdivide.m
- rcv/sparse.m
- rcv/full.m
- rcv/transpose.m
- Kernel_utilities
- Main_Page
Version 2.11, authors: M Keitel