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dyn_unvech

PURPOSE ^

This function implements the unvech operator.

SYNOPSIS ^

function Matrix = dyn_unvech(Vector)

DESCRIPTION ^

 This function implements the unvech operator.
 
 INPUTS 
   Vector             [double]   a m*1 vector.
    
 OUTPUTS 
   Matrix             [double]   a n*n symetric matrix, where n solves n*(n+1)/2=m.

CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION ^

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SOURCE CODE ^

0001 function Matrix = dyn_unvech(Vector)
0002 % This function implements the unvech operator.
0003 %
0004 % INPUTS
0005 %   Vector             [double]   a m*1 vector.
0006 %
0007 % OUTPUTS
0008 %   Matrix             [double]   a n*n symetric matrix, where n solves n*(n+1)/2=m.
0009 
0010 % Copyright (C) 2010 Dynare Team
0011 %
0012 % This file is part of Dynare.
0013 %
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0018 %
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0026 
0027 m = length(Vector);
0028 n = (sqrt(1+8*m)-1)/2;
0029 b = 0;
0030 Matrix = NaN(n,n);
0031 for col = 1:n
0032     idx = 1:col;
0033     Matrix(1:col,col) = Vector(b+idx);
0034     Matrix(col,1:col) = transpose(Matrix(1:col,col));
0035     b = b+length(idx);
0036 end

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