Multilevel Normalization for Nested Vector in Abinitio - Volume2:

 

                 

         Multilevel Normalization for Nested Vector in Abinitio 



Fixed Length Nested Vector


string(2)[6][3][2] =

     [vector 

       [vector 

vector ['a','b','c','d','e','f'],

vector ['g','h','i','j','k','l'],

vector ['m','n','o','p','q','r']

],

[vector 

vector ['1a','1b','1c','1d','1e','1f'],

vector ['1g','1h','1i','1j','1k','1l'],

vector ['1m','1n','1o','1p','1q','1r']

]

];

 


input-> Normalize level->Normalize level2 --> Normalize level3-> output


Read the Data in the following Format:

record

   record

record

record

string(1) vovel;

end [6] level_1;

end [3] level2;

end [2] level3;

end;


  


Either  Of Ways:

Input -> Normalize -> Output

Reformat --> Normalize  --> Output


   Or


Input->Normalize Level1 ->

             Normalize Level2 -> 

            Normalize Level3  ->     Output
































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