top | item 30908098 (no title) mereel | 3 years ago Could you elaborate a bit more about the difference between Nx1 matrices and "true vectors"? discuss order hn newest the_svd_doctor|3 years ago One has shape (N, 1) and one has shape (N). Always having a trailing 1 is a pain in many settings. Matlab has that “trailing 1” all the time and it’s a PITA. patrick451|3 years ago Why do you say it's a pain? After working with numpy for the last two years, that's the part I miss most about matlab. load replies (1) gugagore|3 years ago If you want a great video on the topic, see https://youtu.be/C2RO34b_oPMOr equivalently https://jiahao.github.io/talk/2017-06-juliacon/There are basically two self-consistent choices for the design of linear algebra libraries.
the_svd_doctor|3 years ago One has shape (N, 1) and one has shape (N). Always having a trailing 1 is a pain in many settings. Matlab has that “trailing 1” all the time and it’s a PITA. patrick451|3 years ago Why do you say it's a pain? After working with numpy for the last two years, that's the part I miss most about matlab. load replies (1)
patrick451|3 years ago Why do you say it's a pain? After working with numpy for the last two years, that's the part I miss most about matlab. load replies (1)
gugagore|3 years ago If you want a great video on the topic, see https://youtu.be/C2RO34b_oPMOr equivalently https://jiahao.github.io/talk/2017-06-juliacon/There are basically two self-consistent choices for the design of linear algebra libraries.
the_svd_doctor|3 years ago
patrick451|3 years ago
gugagore|3 years ago
Or equivalently https://jiahao.github.io/talk/2017-06-juliacon/
There are basically two self-consistent choices for the design of linear algebra libraries.