Open mw95710 opened 2 years ago
Yes, I have some functionality like that built-in and some that's private and not comitted officially. If you or your company or research grant pays me for support, then we might be able to work something out. I'm not a public servant.
@mw95710
you can access the .v
property directly. Use broadcasting to get what you want.
(x->x.v).([2.3v 0.0v; 0.0v 2.3v])
Is there a function or a way to extract a scalar as a floating point number for further linear algebra computations? For instance, if I have a diagonal matrix [2.3v 0.0v; 0.0v 2.3v], is there a way to extract the matrix [2.3 0.0; 0.0 2.3] with type Float64 so I can use built-in functions in LinearAlgebra package such as eig() or inv()?
Thank you