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Hi,
In the latest documentation for CSR format here
https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/documentation/mkl-developer-reference-c/top/appendix-a-linear-solvers-basics/sparse-matrix-storage-formats/sparse-blas-csr-matrix-storage-format.html
I found that definition for pointerE array
"pointerE
An integer array that contains row indices, such that pointerE
in the values array that is last non-zero element in a row j of A."
I failed to apply this definition to the examples in the same link so I think this definition is wrong or I'm missing something trivial.
Can any one clarify that please.
Thanks
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Hi,
You're correct, there is a mistake in CSR format description. Thanks for catching the issue!
The pointerE should be something like "..., such that pointerE
You can also refer to BSR storage format description and example.
Best regards,
Maria
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Hi,
You're correct, there is a mistake in CSR format description. Thanks for catching the issue!
The pointerE should be something like "..., such that pointerE
You can also refer to BSR storage format description and example.
Best regards,
Maria
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