Reduce R←f/[K]Y

f must be a dyadic function. Y may be any array whose items in the sub-arrays along the K^th axis are appropriate to function f.

The axis specification is optional. If present, K must identify an axis of Y. If absent, the last axis of Y is implied. The form R←f⌿Y implies the first axis of Y.

R is an array formed by applying function f between items of the vectors along the K^th (or implied) axis of Y. For a typical vector Y, the result R is:

       R  ←→ ⊂(1⊃Y)f(2⊃Y)f......f(n⊃Y)

The shape S of R is the shape of Y excluding the K^th axis, i.e.

       S  ←→  ⍴R  ←→  (K≠⍳⍴⍴Y)/⍴Y

If Y is a scalar then for any function f, R is Y.

If the length of the K^th axis of Y is 1, or if the length of any other axis of Y is 0, then f is not applied and R is S⍴Y.

Otherwise, if the length of the K^th axis is 0 then the result depends on f and on ⊃Y (the prototypical item of Y) as follows:

If f is one of the functions listed in then R is S⍴⊂I, where I is formed from ⊃Y by replacing each depth-zero item of ⊃Y with the identity element from the table.

Otherwise, if f is Catenate, R is S⍴⊂0/⊃Y. If f is Catenate First, R is S⍴⊂0⌿⊃Y. If f is Catenate along the J^th axis, R is S⍴⊂0/[J]⊃Y. See Catenate/Laminate.

Otherwise, DOMAIN ERROR is reported.

Examples

      ∨/0 0 1 0 0 1 0
1
      MAT
1 2 3
4 5 6

      +/MAT
6 15

      +⌿MAT
5 7 9

      +/[1]MAT
5 7 9

      +/(1 2 3)(4 5 6)(7 8 9)
 12 15 18

      ,/'ONE' 'NESS'
 ONENESS

      +/⍳0
0

      (⊂⍬)≡,/⍬ 
1
      (⊂'')≡,/0⍴'Hello' 'World' 
1
      (⊂0 3 4⍴0)≡⍪/0⍴⊂2 3 4⍴0
1