Matthew Aidekman

I'm having a bit of a brain fart/meltdown here. can someone quickly 

show me this (even though I should be able to do it)

given that I have a 4 dimensional matrix. I want to ask for all data 

the way I'm thinking about it is this. I'm envisioning a wall with 

grid of paned windows in it. To reference a single pane, I would say:

What I have is a matrix representing the entire wall, and all I want 

I'm having a bit of a brain fart/meltdown here.   can someone quickly  
show me this (even though I should be able to do it)

given that I have a 4 dimensional matrix.  I want to ask for all data  
addressed 4,2,x,x

The metaphor--------
the way I'm thinking about it is this.  I'm envisioning a wall with  
grid of paned windows in it.  To reference a single pane, I would say:
window (3,2),  pane (2,2).

What I have is a matrix representing the entire wall, and all I want  
is a single window.

4d-matrix-drives-maxer-crazy-glass-of-orange-juice-imminent

Can you be a little more specific and or provide an example. I might 

recommend checking out the jit.dimmap help file which demonstrates 

how to insert and retrieve 2D slices into/from a 3D matrix with 

srcdim/dstdim attributes. The logic should be similar for 4D.

On Jul 12, 2006, at 2:08 PM, matthew aidekman wrote:

> I'm having a bit of a brain fart/meltdown here. can someone 

> quickly show me this (even though I should be able to do it)

> given that I have a 4 dimensional matrix. I want to ask for all 

> the way I'm thinking about it is this. I'm envisioning a wall with 

> grid of paned windows in it. To reference a single pane, I would say:

> What I have is a matrix representing the entire wall, and all I 

Can you be a little more specific and or provide an example. I might  
recommend checking out the jit.dimmap help file which demonstrates  
how to insert and retrieve 2D slices into/from a 3D matrix with  
srcdim/dstdim attributes. The logic should be similar for 4D.

> I'm having a bit of a brain fart/meltdown here.   can someone  
> quickly show me this (even though I should be able to do it)
>
> given that I have a 4 dimensional matrix.  I want to ask for all  
> data addressed 4,2,x,x
>
> The metaphor--------
> the way I'm thinking about it is this.  I'm envisioning a wall with  
> grid of paned windows in it.  To reference a single pane, I would say:
> window (3,2),  pane (2,2).
>
> What I have is a matrix representing the entire wall, and all I  
> want is a single window.


thanks joshua. I should have written an "I'm all good post". Now I 

have a GUI editor for a 2nd order markov chain!!!! woohoo!

thanks joshua.  I should have written an "I'm all good post".   Now I  
have a GUI editor for a 2nd order markov chain!!!! woohoo!

4D matrix drives maxer crazy. Glass of orange juice imminent