[Rcpp-devel] iterator for sparse Matrix
Apologies, I will break it down and tackle one thing at a time...
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 8:13 PM, Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd at debian.org> wrote:
Saurabh,
On 22 January 2014 at 18:04, Saurabh B wrote:
| I am running into many issues. Here they are ranked in order of
importance) -
| 1) When I run this (incorrect) program -
| stochDescCpp(param = rep(0,3), x = X, y = Y, maxit = 100)
|
| I get -
| Error in .Primitive(".Call")(<pointer: 0x0000000069d42560>, param, x, :
| negative length vectors are not allowed
|
| All the inputs are valid and work fine with the R version. So I don't
know
| where this is coming from? I put a bunch of couts and I know that it is
| happening inside the for loop but don't know why. In general, what is
the best
| way to debug code written this way? I am using RStudio.
|
| 2) I don't know how to transpose the matrix in rCpp. I read that I could
that
| using rCppArmadillo, but then I don't know how to convert from
NumericMatrix to
| arma matrix. I don't want to copy as this operation will happen 1000x of
times,
| so this has to be fast.
|
| 3) I don't know how to randomly shuffle the rows. I tried RcppArmadillo::
| sample but haven't gotten the output to work. E.g. do I access elements
as x
| (rowOrd[curIdx],_)?
|
| 4) (minor issue) How do I add the bias unit? In other words, add a new
column
| to the input matrix filled with all 1s. Do I have to create a new
matrix, copy
| it column by column? this is not a dealbreaker since I can do this in R
before
| I send in the inputs.
|
| Sorry if my questions are too basic and don't seem well researched. I am
trying
| to go for a practical example.
You are trying too much at once. Attack each issue separately. Some of what
you are after is basic, and there are plenty of examples for RcppArmadillo
out there -- not to mention over 50 CRAN packages using it. It will help
you
to study some of those.
Dirk
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Dirk Eddelbuettel | edd at debian.org | http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com
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