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ILNumerics Ultimate VS - Computing Engine

ILNumerics Ultimate VS - Computing Engine

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Mathematical functions; supporting a number of input and output formats; multidimensional arrays; array manipulation; transparent memory management and optimization
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Overview

Use the built-in mathematical functions and objects to efficiently create numerical algorithms in C# or Visual Basic. Store and manipulate large data sets in arrays. Make sure to use the suggested expressions to optimize memory and speed. 

The syntax is kept clear and simple. If you have already worked with MATLAB or Octave, it will be very easy to get used to the Computing Engine.

Getting started

In Visual Studio create a newConsole Application. Right-click the target project in the Solution Explorer. On the project menu, click Add new Item.


Select the item templateComputing Module in the Templates pane.


Double clickProperties and set your Computing Module as Startup object.


Replace the body of SimpleMethod() with the following code:

 

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public static ILRetArray<double> SimpleMethod(ILInArray<double> A, ILInArray<double> B) {    using (ILScope.Enter(A, B)) {	    // Hello ILNumerics: a simple matrix inversion        // make a copy of input matrix A:          ILArray<double> C = A.C;         // B is added to the first and last row of C        C["0,end;:"] = C["0,end;:"] + B;         // C is inverted and returned:         ILArray<double> rhs = eye(C.S[0], C.S[1]);         ILArray<double> ret = linsolve(C, rhs);        return ret;     }}
public static ILRetArray<double> SimpleMethod(ILInArray<double> A, ILInArray<double> B) {     using (ILScope.Enter(A, B)) {          // Hello ILNumerics: a simple matrix inversion         // make a copy of input matrix A:           ILArray<double> C = A.C;          // B is added to the first and last row of C         C["0,end;:"] = C["0,end;:"] + B;          // C is inverted and returned:          ILArray<double> rhs = eye(C.S[0], C.S[1]);          ILArray<double> ret = linsolve(C, rhs);         return ret;      } }
 Add the following lines to the Main function and hitF5to run the program.

 

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/// <summary> /// Example method showing the utilization of the computing module /// </summary>public static void Main(params string[] parameter) {    ILArray<double> Matrix = rand(1000, 1000);    ILArray<double> Inverse = SimpleMethod(Matrix, 10);    Console.WriteLine(Inverse["0:4;0:4"]); }
/// <summary>  /// Example method showing the utilization of the computing module  /// </summary> public static void Main(params string[] parameter) {      ILArray<double> Matrix = rand(1000, 1000);     ILArray<double> Inverse = SimpleMethod(Matrix, 10);     Console.WriteLine(Inverse["0:4;0:4"]);   }
 As a result, the first five elements of the first five rows are printed to the console.
 
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  <Double> [5,5]    0,2987     0,2315    -0,3078     0,7414     1,0811   -0,0504    -0,0733     0,0870    -0,1963    -0,2840    0,0258     0,0632     0,0339     0,3719     0,5363   -0,1301    -0,0820     0,2416    -0,5147    -0,5916   -0,2074    -0,1716     0,2962    -0,5045    -0,7561
  <Double> [5,5]     0,2987     0,2315    -0,3078     0,7414     1,0811    -0,0504    -0,0733     0,0870    -0,1963    -0,2840     0,0258     0,0632     0,0339     0,3719     0,5363    -0,1301    -0,0820     0,2416    -0,5147    -0,5916    -0,2074    -0,1716     0,2962    -0,5045    -0,7561
 

Arrays

Create ILArrays of different data types.

Create arrays of different shapes: e.g. row vectors.


Extract information about your array.

Manipulate your array by changing its shape.

Access specific elements, either by using strings ...

or variables.

Perform arithmetic operations on arrays of different shapes. 

Built-in mathematical functions

The Computing Engine provides a set of basic and more sophisticated mathematical functions. Clickhere to get an overview.

Toolboxes

And there are more functions. Click on the links below to get more details on:

  • Optimization
  • Interpolation
  • Statistics
  • Machine Learning
  • Extended Visualization

General usage

To benefit from the optimization and efficient memory management the Computing Engine offers, you should follow the general usage rules. Read this tutorial, to learn about expressions you should use or waive.

More information

  • Getting started
  • Online Documentation

 

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