I'm looking at a matrix, say adjacency matrix of a graph, g.am(). I want to change some of the entries now. I am told it's a vector and it's immutable. What can I do? Thanks
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I'm looking at a matrix, say adjacency matrix of a graph, g.am(). I want to change some of the entries now. I am told it's a vector and it's immutable. What can I do? Thanks
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I'm looking at a matrix, say adjacency matrix of a graph, g.am(). I want to change some of the entries now. I am told it's a vector and it's immutable. What can I do? do?
One thought I had is adding some other matrix to it with only one nonblank entry. ThanksBut, is there some easy way to do that?
Thanks for any help
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I'm looking at a matrix, say adjacency matrix of a graph, g.am(). I want to change some of the entries now. I am told it's a vector and it's immutable. What can I do?
One thought I had is adding some other matrix to it with only one nonblank entry. But, is there some easy way to do that?
Another thought I had was turning it into a list, list(g.am()). Maybe that's acceptable. I'm not 100% sure yet for what I'm working on. If I go that way, is there a way to print it in a matrix form again, i.e., entries print in a square shape.
Thanks for any help
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I'm looking at a matrix, say adjacency matrix of a graph, g.am(). I want to change some of the entries now. I am told it's a vector and it's immutable. What can I do?
One thought I had is adding some other matrix to it with only one nonblank entry. But, is there some easy way to do that?
Another thought I had was turning it into a list, list(g.am()). Maybe that's acceptable. I'm not 100% sure yet for what I'm working on. If I go that way, is there a way to print it in a matrix form again, i.e., entries print in a square shape.
Thanks for any help