Open xushiwei opened 4 years ago
Not sure. I just think the following matrix literal:
[1, 2, 3; 4, 5, 6; 7, 8, 9]
It will create a matrix object. For this reason, it maybe is a native type.
Currently, this issue is only a feature request, without any design detail.
I think something like numpy.ndarray is a must for data scientists. But it's probably too much for a language feature. It's better to be in NumGo+
I think something like numpy.ndarray is a must for data scientists. But it's probably too much for a language feature. It's better to be in NumGo+
I agree. See related issue https://github.com/qiniu/goplus/issues/385
Does it support Matrix inverse?
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Does it support Matrix inverse?
Sure.
Should tensor be a native type or in a package? It seems that Python doesn't have a native type of Tensor, but the package
numpy
provides one (numpy.ndarray
).