Michael Gounelas

That's probably an easy question but I've been through the tutorials and examples and I didn't find what i'm looking for. Maybe I'm missing something..

Is it possible to include a small matrix (say 40x30) inside a lagrer one (say 320x240)? All I want is to have a matrix 320x240 that includes my small matrix in the original dimensions (40x30)rather than strecth it to 320x240.

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have a look at the src/dstdim attributes of jit.matrix.

> That's probably an easy question but I've been through the tutorials and examples and I didn't find what i'm looking for. Maybe I'm missing something..

> Is it possible to include a small matrix (say 40x30) inside a lagrer one (say 320x240)? All I want is to have a matrix 320x240 that includes my small matrix in the original dimensions (40x30)rather than strecth it to 320x240.

On 6/22/07, Michael Gounelas  wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> That's probably an easy question but I've been through the tutorials and examples and I didn't find what i'm looking for. Maybe I'm missing something..
>
> Is it possible to include a small matrix (say 40x30) inside a lagrer one (say 320x240)? All I want is to have a matrix 320x240 that includes my small matrix in the original dimensions (40x30)rather than strecth it to 320x240.
>
> thanks,
> Mike
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>have a look at the src/dstdim attributes of jit.matrix.

And, to be more specific in terms of stuff you may have missed,

Tutorial 14 on Matrix positioning - P. 121 or so.

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And, to be more specific in terms of stuff you may have missed,
Tutorial 14 on Matrix positioning - P. 121 or so.
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on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/
on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took
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