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Possible solution for #302 - new function Matrix.hadmardPower() #304

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As Matrix.power(n) produces a true matrix power, for element wise powers the function Matrix.hadmardPower(n)was added.

This possibly helps to close #302 .

Oliver-Loeffler and others added 5 commits August 10, 2019 09:53
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Fix for #288 #289 - tests with latest Travis setup
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Fixes #288 #289 as provided by bramhaag - but runs tests with latest Travis config.
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Removed openjdk-7 and added LTS openjdk-11
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Switched to Trusty to have JDK7,8 and 11 available
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Oracle JDK 8 and 11, OpenJDK 7,8
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Merge pull request #1 from Oliver-Loeffler/issues-288-289
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Issues 288 289
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Added function hadamardPower(n) to Matrix.
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As asked for in #302, there is now a new
function which uses the Hadmard product
to produce powers of n for each element
in a given matrix.

Implements / fixes #302.
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I am closing that as it accidentially includes parts of #288 and #289.

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Matrix Power() is not working properly
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