Data.Array.Accelerate.Numeric.LinearAlgebra.BLAS.Level3

Level 3 (matrix-matrix) BLAS operations.

Documentation

class (Elt a, Num a) => Numeric a

Minimal complete definition

numericR

Instances

Numeric Double

Methods

numericR :: NumericR Double

Numeric Float

Methods

numericR :: NumericR Float

Numeric (Complex Double)

Methods

numericR :: NumericR (Complex Double)

Numeric (Complex Float)

Methods

numericR :: NumericR (Complex Float)

type Matrix e = Array DIM2 e

Matrices as dense two-dimensional arrays in row-major ordering

data Transpose

Many operations allow you to implicitly transpose the arguments. For a given input matrix mat with dimensions Z :. m :. n (that is; m rows and n columns):

Constructors

N

Leave the matrix as is.

T

Treat the matrix as implicitly transposed, with dimensions Z :. n :. m. Entry Z :. j :. i is treated as actually being entry Z :. i :. j.

H

Implicitly transpose and conjugate the input matrix. For complex-valued matrices a given element mat ! Z:.j:.i == x :+ y will be treated as actually being mat ! Z:.i:.j == x :+ (-y).

Instances

Eq Transpose

Methods

(==) :: Transpose -> Transpose -> Bool

(/=) :: Transpose -> Transpose -> Bool

Show Transpose

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Transpose -> ShowS

show :: Transpose -> String

showList :: [Transpose] -> ShowS

gemm

Arguments

:: Numeric e

=> Exp e

\( \alpha \)

-> Transpose

operation to apply to A

-> Acc (Matrix e)

A

-> Transpose

operation to apply to B

-> Acc (Matrix e)

B

-> Acc (Matrix e)

C

General matrix-matrix multiply

\[ C = \alpha * \mathrm{op}(A) * \mathrm{op}(B) \]

where:

• shape \(\mathrm{op}(A)\) = Z :. m :. k
• shape \(\mathrm{op}(B)\) = Z :. k :. n
• shape \(C\) = Z :. m :. n

https://software.intel.com/en-us/mkl-developer-reference-c-cblas-gemm