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AJM
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 03/30/07 06:11am
Hi.
I have a pure function of the form:
myfunction = Function[{x,y,z},f[x,y,z]]
Now I want to apply it to some data:
Apply[myfunction,data]
The problem is that when i want to evaluate f[x,y,z], I first want to perfom g[] on it. In other words, WHEN x,y and z get numerical values, I want to calculate g[f[x,y,z]]. I do not want to have this:
myfunction = Function[{x,y,z},g[f[x,y,z]]]
because it will try to evaluate g before any numerical values are assigned to the parameters. And function g in my case is such that it will only work if the parameters have numerical values, i.e. the previous will give errors.
So how can I do this? Could someone provide a quick answer, please.
Many Thanks!
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