ImmutableNumericOps
trait HasOps
class Any
class InjectNumericOps[T]
trait NumericOps[This]
class FeatureVector
class ArrayIsNumericOps[V]
class CSCMatrix[V]
class DenseMatrix[V]
trait Matrix[V]
class BitVector
class DenseVector[V]
class HashVector[E]
class SparseVector[V]
trait Vector[V]
trait StorageVector[V]
class Transpose[T]
class VectorBuilder[E]
class Ref[T]
class CompactHessian
trait DiffFunction[T]
trait BatchDiffFunction[T]
class CachedBatchDiffFunction[T]
class CachedDiffFunction[T]
class QuadraticSubproblem
class FisherDiffFunction[T]
class Cost
class Cost
class ProximalPrimal[T]
class Cost
class ApproximateInverseHessian[T]
trait StochasticDiffFunction[T]
Value members
Abstract methods
Concrete methods
Element-wise logical "and" operator -- returns true if corresponding elements are non-zero.
Element-wise logical "and" operator -- returns true if corresponding elements are non-zero.
Element-wise logical "xor" operator -- returns true if only one of the corresponding elements is non-zero.
Element-wise logical "xor" operator -- returns true if only one of the corresponding elements is non-zero.
final def t[That, Slice1, Slice2, Result](a: Slice1, b: Slice2)(implicit op: CanTranspose[This, That], canSlice: CanSlice2[That, Slice1, Slice2, Result]): Result
A transposed view of this object, followed by a slice. Sadly frequently necessary.
A transposed view of this object, followed by a slice. Sadly frequently necessary.
final def t[That, Slice1, Result](a: Slice1)(implicit op: CanTranspose[This, That], canSlice: CanSlice[That, Slice1, Result]): Result
A transposed view of this object, followed by a slice. Sadly frequently necessary.
A transposed view of this object, followed by a slice. Sadly frequently necessary.