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arrayfire::sparse_from_host - Rust

pub fn sparse_from_host<T>(
    rows: u64, 
    cols: u64, 
    nzz: u64, 
    values: &[T], 
    row_indices: &[i32], 
    col_indices: &[i32], 
    format: SparseFormat
) -> Array<T> where
    T: HasAfEnum + FloatingPoint, 

Create sprase matrix from data on host memory

This function converts host array values into sparse array of format sparse format using host arrays row_indices and col_indices.

• rows is the number of rows in the dense matrix
• cols is the number of columns in the dense matrix
• nzz is the number of non zero elements in the dense matrix
• values is the \ref af::array containing the non-zero elements `of the matrix
• row_indices is the row indices for the sparse array
• col_indices is the column indices for the sparse array
• format is the storage format of the sparse array

Array with data in given sparse format

The rules for deep copy/shallow copy/reference are the same as for creating a regular Array.

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