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| Function Details |
Force v to be a dense array. The return value may be different from the input value. If used as a return vector, be sure to call it as v=dense(v); f(v) rather than f(dense(v)) because the latter form will send a temporary vector to f() which is immediately garbage collected. If the vector is a pure input vector the two forms are equivalent. |
Ravels a list of lists into a single list. Similar to numpy.ravel() except you don't need each list to have the same number of elements |
mimics numeric.take except lists can be comprised of any element(even other lists) |
pmp(x,p) returns the pair x plus/minus p% This is useful for constructing fitting variables centered around a particular value. Note that the book values can vary due to e.g., density changes in the material from thermal expansion. |
pm(x,v) returns the pair x plus/minus v This is useful for constructing fitting variables centered around a particular value. |
Return true if string v contains value(uncertainty). This implementation does not check that value and uncertainty are indeed numbers. |
clipboard((v1,v2,...),labels=('label1','label2',...)) Put vectors v1,v2,... onto the clipboard with columns separated by tabs and rows separated by linefeed. If labels is specified, a label will be added to the head of each column. |
Read data from file readdata(filename) Read a multicolumn data file ignoring lines starting with '#' |
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