R: Double Visitor

DoubleVisitor

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Double Visitor

Description

Construct DoubleVisitor object from Basic or VecBasic and use it to numerically evaluate symbolic expressions.

Usage

DoubleVisitor(
  exprs,
  args,
  perform_cse = TRUE,
  llvm_opt_level = if (symengine_have_component("llvm")) 3L else -1L
)

visitor_call(visitor, input, do_transpose = FALSE)

Arguments

`exprs`	A Basic object or a VecBasic object to be evaluated.
`args`	A VecBasic object indicating order of input arguments. Can be missing.
`perform_cse`	Boolean.
`llvm_opt_level`	Integer. If negative, it will return a `LambdaDoubleVisitor`, otherwise it will return a `LLVMDoubleVisitor` with the specified optimization level.
`visitor`	A DoubleVisitor object.
`input`	A numeric matrix. Each row is input value for one argument.
`do_transpose`	Boolean. Matters when `exprs` is a VecBasic. If true, output will have each column for one symbolic expression, otherwise each row for one symbolic expression.

Details

DoubleVisitor constructs the visitor and visitor itself is callable. visitor_call is the low level function to call the visitor with input.

Value

DoubleVisitor returns a callable LambdaDoubleVisitor or LLVMDoubleVisitor. visitor_call returns a numeric vector or matrix.

Examples

a <- S("a")
b <- S("b")
c <- S("c")
vec <- c(log(a), log(a)/log(b) + c)
func <- DoubleVisitor(vec, args = c(a, b, c))
args(func)

## Use closure
func(a = 1:10, b = 10:1, c = 1.43)

## Use visitor_call
input <- rbind(a = 1:10, b = 10:1, c = 1.43)
visitor_call(func, input, do_transpose = TRUE)