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In the Outline (lines 30-33) of Rcpp.Rmd the use of a matrix class is anounced:
Section @ref(rcpp-intro) teaches you how to write C++ by
converting simple R functions to their C++ equivalents. You'll learn how
C++ differs from R, and what the key scalar, vector, and matrix classes
are called.
Later, line 93 promises to teach how to convert basic functions with
Matrix input and vector output
But , as far as I can see, there is no more mention to matrices in all the section's text or examples
In section 25.6.1 ( Gibbs sampler. Line 821) there is an example using them as input and output, so I think their presence in the rcpp-intro section is missing.
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In the Outline (lines 30-33) of Rcpp.Rmd the use of a matrix class is anounced:
Later, line 93 promises to teach how to convert basic functions with
But , as far as I can see, there is no more mention to matrices in all the section's text or examples
In section 25.6.1 ( Gibbs sampler. Line 821) there is an example using them as input and output, so I think their presence in the rcpp-intro section is missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: