min_max.h File Reference

Minimum and maximum functions on vectors and matrices. More...

#include <itpp/base/mat.h>

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Namespaces
namespace	itpp
	itpp namespace

Functions
template<class T >
T	itpp::max (const Vec< T > &v)
	Maximum value of vector.
template<class T >
T	itpp::max (const Vec< T > &v, int &index)
	Maximum value of vector, also returns the index position of max value.
template<class T >
Vec< T >	itpp::max (const Mat< T > &m, int dim=1)
template<class T >
Vec< T >	itpp::max (const Mat< T > &m, ivec &index, int dim=1)
template<class T >
T	itpp::min (const Vec< T > &in)
	Minimum value of vector.
template<class T >
T	itpp::min (const Vec< T > &in, int &index)
	Minimum value of vector, also returns the index position of min value.
template<class T >
Vec< T >	itpp::min (const Mat< T > &m, int dim=1)
template<class T >
Vec< T >	itpp::min (const Mat< T > &m, ivec &index, int dim=1)
template<class T >
int	itpp::max_index (const Vec< T > &in)
	Return the postion of the maximum element in the vector.
template<class T >
void	itpp::max_index (const Mat< T > &m, int &row, int &col)
	Return the postion of the maximum element in the matrix.
template<class T >
int	itpp::min_index (const Vec< T > &in)
	Return the postion of the minimum element in the vector.
template<class T >
void	itpp::min_index (const Mat< T > &m, int &row, int &col)
	Return the postion of the minimum element in the matrix.

Detailed Description

Minimum and maximum functions on vectors and matrices.

Author

Tony Ottosson, Johan Bergman and Adam Piatyszek

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Definition in file min_max.h.