VandermondeMatrix<T> Constructor

public VandermondeMatrix(
	ReadOnlySpan<T> bases,
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation.None
)

Public Sub New ( 
	bases As ReadOnlySpan(Of T),
	Optional transpose As TransposeOperation = TransposeOperation.None
)

public:
VandermondeMatrix(
	ReadOnlySpan<T> bases, 
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation::None
)

new : 
        bases : ReadOnlySpan<'T> * 
        ?transpose : TransposeOperation 
(* Defaults:
        let _transpose = defaultArg transpose TransposeOperation.None
*)
-> VandermondeMatrix

Parameters

bases  ReadOnlySpan<T>

A vector of numbers to raise to the specified power.

transpose  TransposeOperation  (Optional)

Optional. Specifies whether the matrix is transposed.

A standard Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its rows. Its first column always consists of ones and the second column contains the values in bases.

A transposed Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its columns. Its first row always consists of ones and the second row contains the values in bases.

public VandermondeMatrix(
	Vector<T> bases,
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation.None
)

Public Sub New ( 
	bases As Vector(Of T),
	Optional transpose As TransposeOperation = TransposeOperation.None
)

public:
VandermondeMatrix(
	Vector<T>^ bases, 
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation::None
)

new : 
        bases : Vector<'T> * 
        ?transpose : TransposeOperation 
(* Defaults:
        let _transpose = defaultArg transpose TransposeOperation.None
*)
-> VandermondeMatrix

Parameters

bases  Vector<T>

A vector of numbers to raise to the specified power.

transpose  TransposeOperation  (Optional)

Optional. Specifies whether the matrix is transposed.

A standard Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its rows. Its first column always consists of ones and the second column contains the values in bases.

A transposed Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its columns. Its first row always consists of ones and the second row contains the values in bases.

public VandermondeMatrix(
	ReadOnlySpan<T> bases,
	int maxExponent,
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation.None
)

Public Sub New ( 
	bases As ReadOnlySpan(Of T),
	maxExponent As Integer,
	Optional transpose As TransposeOperation = TransposeOperation.None
)

public:
VandermondeMatrix(
	ReadOnlySpan<T> bases, 
	int maxExponent, 
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation::None
)

new : 
        bases : ReadOnlySpan<'T> * 
        maxExponent : int * 
        ?transpose : TransposeOperation 
(* Defaults:
        let _transpose = defaultArg transpose TransposeOperation.None
*)
-> VandermondeMatrix

Parameters

bases  ReadOnlySpan<T>

A vector of numbers to raise to the specified power.

maxExponent  Int32

The largest powers the bases should be raised to.

transpose  TransposeOperation  (Optional)

Optional. Specifies whether the matrix is transposed.

A standard Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its rows. Its first column always consists of ones and the second column contains the values in bases.

A transposed Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its columns. Its first row always consists of ones and the second row contains the values in bases.

public VandermondeMatrix(
	Vector<T> bases,
	int maxExponent,
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation.None
)

Public Sub New ( 
	bases As Vector(Of T),
	maxExponent As Integer,
	Optional transpose As TransposeOperation = TransposeOperation.None
)

public:
VandermondeMatrix(
	Vector<T>^ bases, 
	int maxExponent, 
	TransposeOperation transpose = TransposeOperation::None
)

new : 
        bases : Vector<'T> * 
        maxExponent : int * 
        ?transpose : TransposeOperation 
(* Defaults:
        let _transpose = defaultArg transpose TransposeOperation.None
*)
-> VandermondeMatrix

Parameters

bases  Vector<T>

A vector of numbers to raise to the specified power.

maxExponent  Int32

The largest powers the bases should be raised to.

transpose  TransposeOperation  (Optional)

Optional. Specifies whether the matrix is transposed.

A standard Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its rows. Its first column always consists of ones and the second column contains the values in bases.

A transposed Vandermonde matrix has rising powers along its columns. Its first row always consists of ones and the second row contains the values in bases.

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