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Std.range (for example [1:5]) does not include right edge.
Std.range
[1:5]
but notation [-k:k] in Float^[[-k:k]] does include right edge, because which is defined as ICC.
[-k:k]
Float^[[-k:k]]
I thought this is misleading notation.
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Yeah I know, any idea how to improve the notation? Would you prefer Float^[[-k:k+1]]? In math, you would write [-k,k] for Icc or [-k,k) for Ico.
Float^[[-k:k+1]]
[-k,k]
Icc
[-k,k)
Ico
Maybe not include this notation at all and you have to write Float^[Icc -k k]
Float^[Icc -k k]
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how about [-k ≤ · ≤ k]?
[-k ≤ · ≤ k]
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Std.range
(for example[1:5]
) does not include right edge.but notation
[-k:k]
inFloat^[[-k:k]]
does include right edge, because which is defined as ICC.I thought this is misleading notation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: