distributed.spalloc - Allocate space for sparse distributed matrix - MATLAB (original) (raw)
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Allocate space for sparse distributed matrix
Syntax
SD = distributed.spalloc(M,N,nzmax) SD = distributed.spalloc(___,typename)
Description
SD = distributed.spalloc(M,N,nzmax)
creates an M
-by-N
all-zero sparse distributed matrix with room to hold nzmax
nonzeros.
SD = distributed.spalloc(___,typename)
also specifies the data type (class) of the sparse distributed matrix. The typename
input can be either "single"
, "double"
, or"logical"
. (since R2025a)
Examples
Allocate space for a 1000-by-1000 sparse distributed matrix with room for up to 2000 nonzero elements, then define several elements:
N = 1000; SD = distributed.spalloc(N,N,2*N); for ii=1:N-1 SD(ii,ii:ii+1) = [ii ii]; end
Use spalloc
to initialize a 10-by-10 all-zero sparse distributed single-precision matrix with room for up to 20 nonzero elements. Define several elements in the matrix.
SD = distributed.spalloc(10,10,20,"single"); SD(1:3,1:3) = magic(3);
Version History
Introduced in R2009b
You can specify the output data type by specifying thetypename
argument as "double"
,"single"
, or logical
.