Accord.NET Framework
Framework modules
Accord.Math
Vector Class
Vector Methods
Interval Method
Interval Method (Byte, Byte)
Interval Method (Decimal, Decimal)
Interval Method (Double, Double)
Interval Method (Int16, Int16)
Interval Method (Int32, Int32)
Interval Method (Int64, Int64)
Interval Method (SByte, SByte)
Interval Method (Single, Single)
Interval Method (UInt16, UInt16)
Interval Method (UInt64, UInt64)
Interval Method (ByteRange, Double)
Interval Method (ByteRange, Int32)
Interval Method (DoubleRange, Double)
Interval Method (DoubleRange, Int32)
Interval Method (IntRange, Double)
Interval Method (IntRange, Int32)
Interval Method (Range, Double)
Interval Method (Range, Int32)
Interval Method (Byte, Byte, Double)
Interval Method (Decimal, Decimal, Decimal)
Interval Method (Double, Double, Double)
Interval Method (Int16, Int16, Double)
Interval Method (Int32, Int32, Double)
Interval Method (Int64, Int64, Double)
Interval Method (SByte, SByte, Double)
Interval Method (Single, Single, Double)
Interval Method (UInt16, UInt16, Double)
Interval Method (UInt64, UInt64, Double)
Interval Method (Byte, Byte, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (Decimal, Decimal, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (Double, Double, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (Int16, Int16, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (Int32, Int32, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (Int64, Int64, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (SByte, SByte, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (Single, Single, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (UInt16, UInt16, Int32, Boolean)
Interval Method (UInt64, UInt64, Int32, Boolean)
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VectorInterval Method (Int64, Int64)
Creates an interval vector (like NumPy's linspace function).

Namespace:  Accord.Math
Assembly:  Accord.Math (in Accord.Math.dll) Version: 3.8.0
Syntax
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public static long[] Interval(
	long a,
	long b
)
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Parameters

a
Type: SystemInt64
b
Type: SystemInt64

Return Value

Type: Int64
Remarks

The Range methods should be equivalent to NumPy's np.linspace function. For a similar method that accepts a step size instead of a number of steps, see Range(Int32, Int32).

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