I have several processes, each computing its own matrix. Finally, I want them to send their solved matrices to the root process, which will literally join them into one big matrix and output this simply in ASCII format into a text file. Is it possible in some elegant way or do I have to iterate through every matrix and "join" it by myself?
matrix 0:
0 5
4 5
matrix 1:
1 2
3 4
matrix 2:
5 6
8 7
matrix 3:
0 0
2 1
Final "joined" matrix:
0 5 | 1 2
4 5 | 3 4
----+----
5 6 | 0 0
8 7 | 2 1
Assuming your four matrix data is stored in data/a.txt,data/b.txt,data/c.txt,data/d.txt respectively, the following code would produce the desired result.
arma::mat a,b,c,d ;
a.load("data/a.txt");
b.load("data/b.txt");
c.load("data/c.txt");
d.load("data/d.txt");
// join rows (=horizontally, i.e. matrices must have the same number of rows)
auto joined_ab = std::move(arma::join_rows( a, b ));
auto joined_cd = std::move(arma::join_rows( c, d ));
// join columns (=vertically, i.e. matrices must have the same number of cols)
auto joined_mat = std::move(arma::join_cols( joined_ab, joined_cd ));
std::cout << joined_mat << std::endl;
Note: for the original question the following holds;
a = matrix 0
b = matrix 1
c = matrix 2
d = matrix 3
So the construction above yields:
a | b
--+---
c | d
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