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> I'm happy to do this, but consider my specific use case for a moment: a
> graph adjacency matrix A of boolean values. Right now, I can call int(A) to
> turn this into an array where true = 1 and false = 0, which is ideal for
> determining the Laplacian matrix.
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If int() isn't the right way to do this, what is? round(), trunc(),
> parseint() don't work, and creating a separate function that iterates over
> A and converts the true values to 1 seems redundant.
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Thank you all for the alternatives. Here's feedback on each :)
1) map(Int, array) works perfectly.
2) Array{Int}(array) doesn't work (I know it's coming soon) but seems more
"julian".
3) array+0 is an interesting one. It has the side effect of turning a
sparse array (of bool) into a dense array (of int) but otherwise works.
Given that int() appears to be on the way to deprecation, I'll opt for 1)
until 2) is available. Appreciate the help.
