There isn't any way to do that in a single line of code. Due to how
matrices are stored, you will have to create a new matrix and then
copy the values into it. See below for one way to do that
DenseMatrix64F a = new DenseMatrix64F( b.numRows , b.numCols+1);
CommonOps.insert(b,a,0,0)
I haven't tried to compile the above code...
- Peter
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 11:05 AM, Sotiris Beis <
sot....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> let's say i have a matrix with dimension (4,5) tha is already filled with
> values. Is there an easy way to add a column of zeros so my dimension change
> to (4,6) and not change my values?
> Thanks
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