Just look at the org.apache.mahout.matrix.Vector interface? should be pretty clear. Like with the java.util.Vector interface the 'set' operation necessarily needs a position argument!
probabilities.set(0, 0.2); probabilities.set(1, 0.1); ... On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 5:18 PM, Sven Boekhoff<[email protected]> wrote: > It solved the first part of my question. i do not know how to create a > vector. > I tried e.g.: > > Vector probabilities = new Vector(); > > //to then set the values like: > > probabilities.set((double) 0.1); > probabilities.set((double) 0.2); > probabilities.set((double) 0.3); > probabilities.set((double) 0.4); > > But eclipse shows an error (but does not say what is wrong). I do not know > how to use interfaces. Obviously I can't use it as if it was a class. > > Should be easy,... somehow.
