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vectors :: VectorIDs -> Vector Textpinecone Pinecone.Vectors No documentation available.
vectorOf :: MonadGen m => Int -> m a -> m [a]quickcheck-transformer Test.QuickCheck.GenT Generates a list of the given length.
vectorRg :: Rg rg => rg -> [Int] -> Vector rgrg Data.Rg list the items in the enumeration as a Vector, stopping as soon as an index is out of range
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unboxing-vector Data.Vector.Unboxing No documentation available.
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vector-bytes-instances Serial (from the bytes package) for Vector (from the vector package) Serial (from the bytes package) for Vector (from the vector package) Based on the original BSD3-licensed work by Don Stewart in the vector-binary-instances library.
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A binding to the fftw library for one-dimensional vectors. This package provides bindings to the fftw library for one-dimensional vectors. It provides both high-level functions and more low-level manipulation of fftw plans. We provide three different modules which wrap fftw's operations:
- Numeric.FFT.Vector.Unnormalized contains the raw transforms;
- Numeric.FFT.Vector.Invertible scales the backwards transforms to be true inverses;
- Numeric.FFT.Vector.Unitary additionally scales all transforms to preserve the L2 (sum-of-squares) norm of the input.
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Memory map immutable and mutable vectors Memory map immutable and mutable vectors.
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Fast and flexible quicksort implementation for mutable vectors Quicksort implementation developed with performance in mind. Has good default single-threaded sort and provides parallelised versions that are actually faster than the single-threaded version. Users can define new parallelisation methods. Good starting point:
import Data.Vector.Algorithms.Quicksort qualified as Quick
Then call asQuick.sort xs
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Vectors with O(1) reverse A wrapper for an arbitrary Vector with O(1) reverse. Instead of creating a copy, it just flips a flag, which inverts indexing. Imagine it as a vector with a switch between little-endianness and big-endianness.
vectorLineIntegral :: CurveApprox -> VectorField -> Curve -> VecLPFP-core LPFPCore No documentation available.