Native Representation

The csr.CSR class provides the primary object-oriented interface to the sparse matrix capabilities for use from Python, but is not directly usable in functions written for use with Numba’s nopython mode. Therefore, the Python class is written as a thin wrapper around a Numba jitclass, csr._CSR, that can be efficiently used from compiled code.

This class only provides storage, not methods. Native functions corresponding to most of the CSR operations are provided by csr.native_ops and the kernels.

class csr._CSR(*args, **kwargs)

Internal storage for csr.CSR. If you work with CSRs from Numba, you will use this type instead of the CSR class itself, with functions from csr.native_ops.

This has the same key attributes as csr.CSR, except that it always has a values array; if only structure is stored, this array has length 0.

nrows

the number of rows

Type

int

ncols

the number of columns

Type

int

nnz

the number of nonzero entries

Type

int

rowptrs

starting position of each row (length nrows + 1)

Type

numpy.ndarray

colinds

column indices (length nnz)

Type

numpy.ndarray

has_values

Whether or not this matrix has values, or only stores the structure.

Type

bool

values

matrix cell values (length nnz or 0). If only the matrix structure is stored, this has length 0.

Type

numpy.ndarray

Native Operations

Backend implementations of Numba operations.

csr.native_ops.row_extent(csr, row)

Get the extent of a row in the matrix storage.

csr.native_ops.row(csr, row)

Get a row as a dense vector.

csr.native_ops.row_cs(csr, row)

Get the column indices for a row.

csr.native_ops.row_vs(csr, row)

Get the nonzero values for a row.

csr.native_ops.rowinds(csr)

Get the row indices for the nonzero values in a matrix.

csr.native_ops.subset_rows(csr, begin, end)

Take a subset of the rows of a CSR.

csr.native_ops.center_rows(csr)

Mean-center the nonzero values of each row of a CSR.

csr.native_ops.unit_rows(csr)

Normalize the rows of a CSR to unit vectors.

csr.native_ops.transpose(csr, include_values)

Transpose a CSR.

csr.native_ops.sort_rows(csr)

Sort the rows of a CSR by increasing column index