Since we need modern compilers anyways and Eigen is quite small and header-only, I don't see a particular reason not to.
Examples would be:
dot which could take two vector fields and output a scalar fieldcrossmean which would give a mean vector instead of a scalar
@NOhs does the usage of Eigen (e.g. std::vector<Eigen::Vector3f> correspond to your use-case?
Note the mean function could not be applied by using the templated mean, as it requires atomics. Thus it would have to be specialized.
Since we need modern compilers anyways and Eigen is quite small and header-only, I don't see a particular reason not to.
Examples would be:
dotwhich could take two vector fields and output a scalar fieldcrossmeanwhich would give a mean vector instead of a scalar@NOhs does the usage of Eigen (e.g.
std::vector<Eigen::Vector3f>correspond to your use-case?Note the
meanfunction could not be applied by using the templated mean, as it requires atomics. Thus it would have to be specialized.