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The primitive functions described in this section are called
scalar-functions.
All
scalar-functions
have uniform behaviour with respect to the structure of their argument arrays. The shape of the result of a
scalar-function
is determined solely by the shapes of its arguments.This section defines
scalar-functions
individually for scalar arguments. Their common behaviour is described here by the expository device of an implicit operator, called the
scalar-extension-operator.
Title: Scalar functions
Description:
The primitive functions described in this section are called
scalar-functions.
All
scalar-functions
have uniform behaviour with respect to the structure of their argument arrays.
The shape of the result of a
scalar-function
is determined solely by the shapes of its arguments.
This section defines
scalar-functions
individually for scalar arguments.
Their common behaviour is described here by the expository device of an implicit operator, called the
scalar-extension-operator.
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