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Yexi Jiang updated HAMA-765:
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    Description: 
Add 'apply' method to Vector/Matrix to allow ad-hoc function apply to the 
elements of a Vector/Matrix.

For example, if a function f( x ) needs to apply to the elements of a vector v, 
then we can use

------------
DoubleFunction fun = new DoubleFunction() {
  public double apply(double element) {
    //  do what ever
  }
};
v.apply(fun);
------------

This method borrows the style of functional programming by allowing a function 
to apply to all the elements of a Vector/Matrix. It can simply the coding, 
especially for those algorithms where Vector/Matrix operations are heavily used.

  was:
Add 'apply' method to Vector/Matrix to allow ad-hoc function apply to the 
elements of a Vector/Matrix.

For example, if a function f (x) needs to apply to the elements of a vector v, 
then we can use

------------
DoubleFunction fun = new DoubleFunction() {
  public double apply(double element) {
    //  do what ever
  }
};
v.apply(fun);
------------

This method borrows the style of functional programming by allowing a function 
to apply to all the elements of a Vector/Matrix. It can simply the coding, 
especially for those algorithms where Vector/Matrix operations are heavily used.

    
> Add apply method to Vector/Matrix
> ---------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HAMA-765
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HAMA-765
>             Project: Hama
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Yexi Jiang
>            Assignee: Yexi Jiang
>            Priority: Minor
>
> Add 'apply' method to Vector/Matrix to allow ad-hoc function apply to the 
> elements of a Vector/Matrix.
> For example, if a function f( x ) needs to apply to the elements of a vector 
> v, then we can use
> ------------
> DoubleFunction fun = new DoubleFunction() {
>   public double apply(double element) {
>     //  do what ever
>   }
> };
> v.apply(fun);
> ------------
> This method borrows the style of functional programming by allowing a 
> function to apply to all the elements of a Vector/Matrix. It can simply the 
> coding, especially for those algorithms where Vector/Matrix operations are 
> heavily used.

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