Can you discuss how array operations work in R and how they differ from matrix operations?
- Array operations in R involve element-wise arithmetic operations, subsetting, reshaping, and other manipulations specific to arrays with multiple dimensions. Unlike matrix operations, which are typically performed on two-dimensional structures, array operations extend to higher-dimensional structures, allowing for more complex computations and transformations.
- Array operations in R involve matrix multiplication, matrix transposition, and other linear algebraic operations similar to matrix operations.
- Array operations in R are not supported, and users have to implement their own custom functions.
- All of the above
Array operations in R involve element-wise arithmetic operations, subsetting, reshaping, and other manipulations specific to arrays with multiple dimensions. Unlike matrix operations, which are typically performed on two-dimensional structures, array operations extend to higher-dimensional structures, allowing for more complex computations and transformations. Arrays in R provide a powerful tool for working with multidimensional data and performing operations that are not limited to two dimensions.
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