Cory Burkhardt wrote:
I am attempting to perform FFT operations on complex vectors. In the FFT
section of the documentation, it makes a comment about using a
gsl_complex_vector type, but this type is not described anywhere in the
documentation. In the section on Vectors, the gsl_vector's stride member is
described, but nowhere does it describe how to modify the size and stride
members. If I want to create a complex vector with 5 complex numbers, would
I create a gsl_vector of size 10 and manually modify the stride to be 2?
Hello,
well I'm not very familiar with GSL either but in the manual there's a
whole section on complex numbers and a data structure as well, namely
gsl_complex. Also to create a complex vector you would, I suppose, use:
gsl_vector_complex *gsl_vector_complex_alloc (const size_t n);
and generally append '_complex_' to all the vector functions in the
manual like:
void gsl_vector_complex_set (gsl_vector_complex * v, const size_t i,
gsl_complex z);
AFAICT strides etc. come up mostly when creating vectors from existing
data, like creating a vector from the even elements of another. There
are functions for this kind of thing too, check out vector views etc.
Dimitris P.
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