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Mattijn Stegeman
Mattijn Stegeman

Reputation: 43

Autohotkey Matrix (AHK)

At the moment I am working on AI in AHK.

Now I have the problem that I don't know how to deal with a matrix. See below an example matrix:

WeightLooper := 1

Loop %NumberOfWeightsLayerTotal%
{
    Random, Weight_%WeightLooper%, -1.0, 1.0
    WeightLooper := WeightLooper + 1 
}

WEIGHTS_1 := Array([Weight_1, Weight_2, Weight_3, Weight_4], [Weight_5, Weight_6, Weight_7, Weight_8], [Weight_9, Weight_10, Weight_11, Weight_12])

TRAINING_INPUTS := []
rows := (LastFilledY - 1)
columns := (LastFilledX - 1)
Xas := 0
Yas := 0
Loop, % rows
{
    Xas := 0
    Yas := Yas + 1
    row := []
    Loop, % columns
    {
        Xas := Xas + 1
        row.push(myarray[Yas][Xas])
    }
    TRAINING_INPUTS.push(row)
}

Now I have a matrix of 3x4. Suppose I want a matrix of 10x10, how do I do that? So basically I want to create a variable matrix.

I ask this because my input (csv file) can vary from 2x2 to 1000000x1000000.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 369

Answers (1)

0x464e
0x464e

Reputation: 6499

I'd probably recommend pushing a new array into the array in a loop:

WEIGHTS_1 := []
rows := 5
columns := 7
Loop, % rows
{
    row := []
    Loop, % columns
    {
        Random, weight, -1.0, 1.0
        row.push(weight)
    }
    WEIGHTS_1.push(row)
}

Example output:

[[-0.678368,  -0.768605,  -0.274922,   0.049760,  -0.133968,  -0.876030,  -0.235799]
,[-0.296078,   0.359816,  -0.461632,   0.788800,  -0.707147,  -0.200223,  -0.473914]
,[0.474090,    0.085090,   0.458321,  -0.820574,   0.145089,   0.193249,   0.990545]
,[0.205461,    0.901953,  -0.137901,   0.279726,   0.562361,  -0.019861,  -0.887540]
,[0.504811,   -0.876628,  -0.127397,   0.156817,   0.873983,   0.859992,  -0.879222]]

Upvotes: 4

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