- Easy to use: Only one header file(.h) and one implementation file(.cpp)
- No redundant libraries: Use only array and pointer for storage
- Minimum memory usage: Allocate a contiguous chunk of memory for storage of all the elements in a matrix instance.
- Good design of pointers: Make mathematical concepts straightforward and development less prone to error by enabling representation similar to
a[i][j]
for element access - Full operator overloading implementations
- Use Cholesky decomposition for matrix inverse and determinant calculations
- Use Cholesky–Banachiewicz method to calculate Cholesky Decomposition, about O(n^3 / 3)
- Use forward substitution for lower triangular matrix inverse calculations
A C++ Implementation of Matrix Operations
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