Using the Rank Operator (⍤) in APL for Row‑wise and Cell‑wise Operations
Apply the rank operator ⍤ to sub‑arrays to perform row‑wise sums without loops, as shown with a simple matrix example.
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Apply the rank operator ⍤ to sub‑arrays to perform row‑wise sums without loops, as shown with a simple matrix example.
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