The magic index end
refers to the last valid entry in an indexing
operation.
For n = 1 the output of the indexing operation is a column vector and a single index is used to address all entries in column-first order. For n > 1 the k’th dimension is addressed separately.
A = infsup ([1 2 3; 4 5 6]); A(1, end) ⇒ ans = [3] A(end, 1) ⇒ ans = [4] A(end) ⇒ ans = [6]
See also: @infsup/size, @infsup/length, @infsup/numel, @infsup/rows, @infsup/columns.
Package: interval