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maxa->max.(a,a') So readable, and fairly short. max. applies the max function element wise to it's arguments. a' is the transpose of a. Normally I would define a function as f(a)=max.(a,a') but after perusing other answers it seems common to use the header and footer in TIO to avoid function definition overhead.
max.(a,a') So readable, and fairly short. max. applies the max function element wise to it's arguments. a' is the transpose of a'. Normally I would define a function as f(a)==max.(a,a') is required to define a function, which is neccesary to allow mebut after perusing other answers it seems common to outputuse the answerheader and footer in the TIO footerto avoid function definition overhead.
f(a)=maxmax.(a,a') So readable, and fairly short. max. applies the max function element wise to it's arguments. a' is the transpose of a'. f(a)= is required to define a function, which is neccesary to allow me to output the answer in the TIO footer.
f(a)=max.(a,a') So readable, and fairly short. max. applies the max function element wise to it's arguments. a' is the transpose of a. Normally I would define a function as f(a)=max.(a,a') but after perusing other answers it seems common to use the header and footer in TIO to avoid function definition overhead.
max.(a,a') So readable, and fairly short. max. applies the max function element wise to it's arguments. a' is the transpose of a'. f(a)= is required to define a function, which is neccesary to allow me to output the answer in the TIO footer.
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