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distributed - Access data of distributed arrays from client

Constructor

distributed

Description

Data of distributed arrays that exist on the labs are accessible on the client as a distributed array. A distributed array resembles a normal array in the way you access and manipulate its elements, but none of its data exists on the client.

Codistributed arrays that you create inside spmd statements are accessible via distributed arrays on the client. You can also create a distributed array explicitly on the client with the distributed function.

Methods

distributed.cellCreate distributed cell array
distributed.eyeCreate distributed identity matrix
distributed.falseCreate distributed false array
distributed.InfCreate distributed array of Inf values
distributed.NaNCreate distributed array of Not-a-Number values
distributed.onesCreate distributed array of ones
distributed.randCreate distributed array of uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers
distributed.randnCreate distributed array of normally distributed random values
distributed.spallocAllocate space for sparse distributed matrix
distributed.speyeCreate distributed sparse identity matrix
distributed.sprandCreate distributed sparse array of uniformly distributed pseudo-random values
distributed.sprandnCreate distributed sparse array of normally distributed pseudo-random values
distributed.trueCreate distributed true array
distributed.zerosCreate distributed array of zeros
gatherTransfer distributed array data or GPUArray to local workspace
isaUnderlyingTrue if distributed array's underlying elements are of specified class
isdistributedTrue for distributed array
sparseCreate sparse distributed or codistributed matrix
  


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