`Eigen::MatrixXd::array()` is a member function in the Eigen library for C++, which allows performing element-wise operations on a matrix of doubles. It returns an Eigen::MatrixXd object that represents the input matrix with all its elements wrapped in an array-like structure. This enables operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division between matrices element-wise. By using `array()`, one can conveniently apply element-wise operations to matrices in a vectorized manner, providing a convenient way to manipulate data in linear algebra computations.
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