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Create a vector with equally spaced elements:
==Create a vector with equally spaced elements:==
;Usage 1: <code>fill(<var>n</var> {, <var>x0</var> {, <var>dx</var>}})</code>
;Usage 1: <code>fill(<var>n</var> {, <var>x0</var> {, <var>dx</var>}})</code>
:;<var>n</var>: vector length, a scalar (>0)
:;<var>n</var>: vector length, a scalar (>0)
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:;<var>x0</var>: start value, must be a scalar (default='''0''')
:;<var>x0</var>: start value, must be a scalar (default='''0''')
:;<var>dx</var>: increment, must be a scalar (default='''0''')
:;<var>dx</var>: increment, must be a scalar (default='''0''')
;Result 1: The result is a vector r with ''n'' elements. The elements are initialized with: <code>''r''<sub>i</sub> = ''x0'' + i*''dx''; i=0..''n''-1''</code>
;Result 1: The result is a vector r with ''n'' elements. The elements are initialized with:
Create a vector with variable increment:
::<code>''r''<sub>i</sub> = ''x0'' + i*''dx''; i=0..''n''-1''</code>
==Create a vector with variable increment:==
;Usage 2: <code>fill(<var>n</var> , <var>x0</var> , <var>dx</var>)</code>
;Usage 2: <code>fill(<var>n</var> , <var>x0</var> , <var>dx</var>)</code>
:;<var>n</var>: vector length, a scalar (>0)
:;<var>n</var>: vector length, a scalar (>0)

Latest revision as of 09:00, 30 September 2015

Create a vector with equally spaced elements:

Usage 1
fill(n {, x0 {, dx}})
n
vector length, a scalar (>0)
note: if n is a vector, ncol(n) is used as number of elements
x0
start value, must be a scalar (default=0)
dx
increment, must be a scalar (default=0)
Result 1
The result is a vector r with n elements. The elements are initialized with:
ri = x0 + i*dx; i=0..n-1

Create a vector with variable increment:

Usage 2
fill(n , x0 , dx)
n
vector length, a scalar (>0)
note: if n is a vector, ncol(n) is used as number of elements
x0
start value, must be a scalar
dx
increment, must be a vector with at least n-1 elements
Result 2
The result is a vector r with n elements. The elements are initialized with:
r0 = x0
ri = ri-1 + dxi-1; i=1..n-1
See also
init, rand, vv

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