linspaced_int_array()

std::vector< int > stan::math::linspaced_int_array ( int  K, int  low, int  high  )

inline

Return an array of linearly spaced integers.

This produces an array from low to high (inclusive). If high - low is greater or equal to K - 1, then the integers are evenly spaced. If it is not possible to get from low to high with a multiple of an integer, high is lowered until this is possible.

If K - 1 is greater than high - low, then integers are repeated. For instance, low, low, low + 1, low + 1, .... high is lowered until K - 1 is a multiple of high - low

For K = 1, the array will contain the high value. For K = 0 it returns an empty array.

Parameters

K	size of the array
low	smallest value
high	largest value

Returns

An array of size K with elements linearly spaced between low and high.

Exceptions

std::domain_error

if K is negative or high is less than low.

Definition at line 33 of file linspaced_int_array.hpp.