transpose

The ‘af.transpose()’ function in ArrayFire is used to compute the transpose of a matrix or higher-dimensional array. Transposing a matrix involves swapping its rows and columns. This function is fundamental in linear algebra operations and many computational tasks.

Function

af.transpose()

• Python interface used to compute the transpose of a matrix or higher-dimensional array.

Detailed Description

The ‘af.transpose()’ function computes the transpose of a given array. For 2D matrices, this means converting rows into columns and columns into rows. For higher-dimensional arrays, the function permutes dimensions according to the specified order.

Function Documentation

af.transpose()

Syntax:

af.transpose(array, *permutation)

Parameters:

‘array’: The ArrayFire array to be transposed. ‘*permutation’: An optional sequence of integers specifying the new order of dimensions. If not provided, the function defaults to transposing the last two dimensions.

Returns:

An ArrayFire array that is the transpose of the input array, with dimensions permuted according to the provided permutation.