Vector and Matrix Functions |
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Creating and subdividing arrays |
augment, stack, submatrix concatenating and extracting arrays
matrix, diag, identity create various types of arrays from the command line
logpts creates a vector of logarithmically-spaced points
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Characteristics of an Array |
cols, rows size of a matrix
length, last size of a vector
max, min maximum and minimum values in an array
cond1, cond2, conde, condi condition numbers
norm1, norm2, norme, normi norms
rank, geninv, rref matrix rank, left-inverse, and reduced-row echelon form
eigenvals, eigenvecs, eigenvec, genvals, genvec, tr eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and trace
correl, correl2d 1D and 2D correlation of vectors and matrices.
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Decomposition/Factorization |
Matrix factorization is frequently a more expedient method to solve linear systems problems, since it's often not optimal to explicitly invert a matrix or calculate a determinant. In applied statistics, matrix factorization can also be used to present structure within data.
cholesky decomposition, a kind of matrix square root
lu LU decomposition into lower and upper triangular matrices
qr QR decomposition into an orthonormal and upper triangular matrix
svds, svd singular values and singular value decomposition