Calculate the sum of the elements of an elementwise product of two matrices in Maxima
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What's in the title and I've tried thus far:
sum(lambda([i,j], M[i,j] * Ma[i,j]))
This expression gives me the Wrong number of arguments error. Doesn't sum() operate on lists, or am I missing something like an expression in the sum function call?
matrix sum product maxima
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What's in the title and I've tried thus far:
sum(lambda([i,j], M[i,j] * Ma[i,j]))
This expression gives me the Wrong number of arguments error. Doesn't sum() operate on lists, or am I missing something like an expression in the sum function call?
matrix sum product maxima
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up vote
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What's in the title and I've tried thus far:
sum(lambda([i,j], M[i,j] * Ma[i,j]))
This expression gives me the Wrong number of arguments error. Doesn't sum() operate on lists, or am I missing something like an expression in the sum function call?
matrix sum product maxima
asked Nov 19 at 15:04
TheSodesa
16210
What's in the title and I've tried thus far:
sum(lambda([i,j], M[i,j] * Ma[i,j]))
This expression gives me the Wrong number of arguments error. Doesn't sum() operate on lists, or am I missing something like an expression in the sum function call?
matrix sum product maxima
matrix sum product maxima
asked Nov 19 at 15:04
TheSodesa
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asked Nov 19 at 15:04
TheSodesa
16210
asked Nov 19 at 15:04
TheSodesa
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asked Nov 19 at 15:04
TheSodesa
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asked Nov 19 at 15:04
TheSodesa
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Turns out the answer was rather simple:
lsum(i,i, list_matrix_entries(M3 * Ma))
This essentially translates to (sum_{iin{set of the elements of M*Ma}} i) in LaTeX.
answered Nov 19 at 15:39
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Turns out the answer was rather simple:
lsum(i,i, list_matrix_entries(M3 * Ma))
This essentially translates to (sum_{iin{set of the elements of M*Ma}} i) in LaTeX.
answered Nov 19 at 15:39
TheSodesa
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up vote
1
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Turns out the answer was rather simple:
lsum(i,i, list_matrix_entries(M3 * Ma))
This essentially translates to (sum_{iin{set of the elements of M*Ma}} i) in LaTeX.
answered Nov 19 at 15:39
TheSodesa
16210
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up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote
Turns out the answer was rather simple:
lsum(i,i, list_matrix_entries(M3 * Ma))
This essentially translates to (sum_{iin{set of the elements of M*Ma}} i) in LaTeX.
answered Nov 19 at 15:39
TheSodesa
16210
Turns out the answer was rather simple:
lsum(i,i, list_matrix_entries(M3 * Ma))
This essentially translates to (sum_{iin{set of the elements of M*Ma}} i) in LaTeX.
answered Nov 19 at 15:39
TheSodesa
16210
answered Nov 19 at 15:39
TheSodesa
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answered Nov 19 at 15:39
TheSodesa
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answered Nov 19 at 15:39
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