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double | TasBLAS::norm2 (int N, double const x[], int incx) |
| | BLAS dnrm2.
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void | TasBLAS::vswap (int N, double x[], int incx, double y[], int incy) |
| | BLAS dswap.
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void | TasBLAS::scal (int N, double alpha, double x[], int incx) |
| | BLAS dscal.
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void | TasBLAS::gemv (char trans, int M, int N, double alpha, double const A[], int lda, double const x[], int incx, double beta, double y[], int incy) |
| | BLAS dgemv.
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void | TasBLAS::trsv (char uplo, char trans, char diag, int N, double const A[], int lda, double x[], int incx) |
| | BLAS dtrsv.
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void | TasBLAS::gemm (char transa, char transb, int M, int N, int K, double alpha, double const A[], int lda, double const B[], int ldb, double beta, double C[], int ldc) |
| | BLAS gemm.
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void | TasBLAS::trsm (char side, char uplo, char trans, char diag, int M, int N, double alpha, double const A[], int lda, double B[], int ldb) |
| | BLAS dtrsm.
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void | TasBLAS::trsm (char side, char uplo, char trans, char diag, int M, int N, std::complex< double > alpha, std::complex< double > const A[], int lda, std::complex< double > B[], int ldb) |
| | BLAS ztrsm.
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void | TasBLAS::getrf (int M, int N, double A[], int lda, int ipiv[]) |
| | LAPACK dgetrf.
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void | TasBLAS::getrs (char trans, int N, int nrhs, double const A[], int lda, int const ipiv[], double B[], int ldb) |
| | LAPACK dgetrs.
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void | TasBLAS::gels (char trans, int M, int N, int nrhs, double A[], int lda, double B[], int ldb, double work[], int lwork) |
| | LAPACK dgels.
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void | TasBLAS::gels (char trans, int M, int N, int nrhs, std::complex< double > A[], int lda, std::complex< double > B[], int ldb, std::complex< double > work[], int lwork) |
| | LAPACK zgels.
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void | TasBLAS::stebz (char range, char order, int N, double vl, double vu, int il, int iu, double abstol, double D[], double E[], int &M, int &nsplit, double W[], int iblock[], int isplit[], double work[], int iwork[]) |
| | LAPACK dstebz.
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void | TasBLAS::steqr (char compz, int N, double D[], double E[], double Z[], int ldz, double work[]) |
| | LAPACK dsteqr.
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void | TasBLAS::sterf (int N, double D[], double E[]) |
| | LAPACK dsterf.
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template<typename T > |
| T | TasBLAS::norm2_2 (int N, T const x[]) |
| | Returns the square of the norm of the vector.
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| void | TasBLAS::denseMultiply (int M, int N, int K, T alpha, const T A[], const T B[], T beta, T C[]) |
| | Combination of BLAS gemm and gemv. More...
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void | TasBLAS::conj_matrix (int, int, double[]) |
| | Conjugates a matrix, no op in the real case.
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void | TasBLAS::conj_matrix (int N, int M, std::complex< double > A[]) |
| | Conjugates the matrix, used in the case when 'T' operation is needed by only 'C' is available in the LAPACK standard.
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constexpr char | TasBLAS::get_trans (double) |
| | Returns the transpose symbol, 'T' in the real case.
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constexpr char | TasBLAS::get_trans (std::complex< double >) |
| | Returns the conjugate-transpose symbol, 'C' in the complex case.
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| void | TasBLAS::solveLS (char trans, int N, int M, scalar_type A[], scalar_type b[], int nrhs=1) |
| | Solves the over-determined least squares problem with single right-hand-side. More...
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| void | TasBLAS::factorizeLQ (int rows, int cols, scalar_type A[], std::vector< scalar_type > &T) |
| | Compute the LQ factorization of the matrix A. More...
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| void | TasBLAS::multiplyQ (int M, int N, int K, scalar_type const A[], std::vector< scalar_type > const &T, scalar_type C[]) |
| | Multiplies C by the Q factor computed with factorizeLQ. More...
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| void | TasBLAS::solveLSmulti (int n, int m, scalar_type A[], int nrhs, scalar_type B[]) |
| | Solves the least-squares assuming row-major format, see TasmanianDenseSolver::solvesLeastSquares()
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Tasmanian uses multiple third party libraries (TPL) to gain advanced functionality, such as optimized liner algebra on the CPU and GPU devices. The libraries often come with C or Fortran style of API and the included C++ wrappers help interface with the C++ internals of Tasmanian. The wrappers are put in a set of private headers and should not be included as part of the public API.