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May 31, 20141 min read
Linear Algebra Routine II: Matrix Transpose in Python
Note that, during the operation number of rows and columns are swapped; T(x) – Takes a single argument as a matrix in the form of a list...
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May 28, 20148 min read
Writing Linear Algebra Routine I: Power of a Python List
An m×n matrix consists of m rows and n columns. Python lists can behave very much like matrices if one could properly index them. For...
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