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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ empty_monomial_vector(p) = monomial_type(p)[]
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"""
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monomial_vector(X::AbstractVector{MT}) where {MT<:AbstractMonomialLike}
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- Returns the vector of monomials `X` in decreasing order and without any duplicates.
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+ Returns the vector of monomials `X` in increasing order and without any duplicates.
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### Examples
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"""
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monomial_vector(a, X::AbstractVector{MT}) where {MT<:AbstractMonomialLike}
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- Returns `b, Y` where `Y` is the vector of monomials of `X` in decreasing order
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+ Returns `b, Y` where `Y` is the vector of monomials of `X` in increasing order
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and without any duplicates and `b` is the vector of corresponding coefficients
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in `a`, where coefficients of duplicate entries are summed together.
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@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ sort_monomial_vector(X::Tuple) = sort_monomial_vector(vec(X))
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"""
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merge_monomial_vectors{MT<:AbstractMonomialLike, MVT<:AbstractVector{MT}}(X::AbstractVector{MVT}}
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- Returns the vector of monomials in the entries of `X` in decreasing order and without any duplicates, i.e. `monomial_vector(vcat(X...))`
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+ Returns the vector of monomials in the entries of `X` in increasing order and without any duplicates, i.e. `monomial_vector(vcat(X...))`
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### Examples
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