NAME

Matrix::Simple - Some simple matrix operations

SYNOPSIS

use Matrix::Simple;

my $matrix = stand($in_file_name);
my $matrix = stand(\@data, $row, $col);

my $value = det($matrix);
my $value = det(\@matrix);

my $tran_matrix = tran($matrix);
my $tran_matrix = tran(\@matrix);

my $adj_matrix = adj($matrix);
my $adj_matrix = adj(\@matrix);

my $inv_matrix = inv($matrix, $round);
my $inv_matrix = inv(\@matrix, $round);

my $new_matrix = num_mult($num, $matrix);
my $new_matrix = num_mult($num, \@matrix);

my $new_matrix = sub($matrix_1, $matrix_2);
my $new_matrix = sub(\@matrix_1, \@matrix_2);

my $new_matrix = add($matrix_1, $matrix_2);
my $new_matrix = add(\@matrix_1, \@matrix_2);

my $new_matrix = mult($matrix_1, $matrix_2);
my $new_matrix = mult(\@matrix_1, \@matrix_2);

show($matrix);
show(\@matrix);
show($matrix, $out_file_name);
show(\@matrix, $out_file_name);

VERSION

1.04

DESCRIPTION

This module provides 10 subroutines for simple matrix operations. With this module, you can:

1. generate standard two-dimensional matrix form

2. calculate the determinant of the matrix

3. get the transposed matrix of the matrix

4. get the adjoint matrix of the matrix

5. get the inverse matrix of the matrix

6. multiplication between number and matrix

7. subtraction between matrix and matrix

8. addition between matrix and matrix

9. multiplication between matrix and matrix

10. display matrix to designated terminal

FUNCTION

The specific function and usage of each subroutine as follows:

stand

Standardize data into two-dimensional array form (two method).

1. read data from text file (each line is separated by white space)
my $matrix = stand($in_file_name);

2. normalize a one-dimensional array into a two-dimensional array
my $matrix = stand(\@data, $row, $col);

notice: $row and $col are the number of rows and columns, respectively

det

Calculate the determinant of a matrix by Laplace expansion.

my $value = det($matrix);  #two-dimensional array reference
my $value = det(\@matrix); #two-dimensional array

tran

Get the transposed matrix of the matrix.

my $tran_matrix = tran($matrix);  #two-dimensional array reference
my $tran_matrix = tran(\@matrix); #two-dimensional array

adj

Get the adjugate matrix of the matrix.

my $adj_matrix = adj($matrix);  #two-dimensional array reference
my $adj_matrix = adj(\@matrix); #two-dimensional array

inv

Get the inverse matrix of the matrix.

my $inv_matrix = inv($matrix, $round);  #two-dimensional array reference
my $inv_matrix = inv(\@matrix, $round); #two-dimensional array

notice: $round is the number of decimal places to keep(default : 2)

num_mult

Multiplication of number and matrix.

my $new_matrix = num_mult($num, $matrix);  #two-dimensional array reference
my $new_matrix = num_mult($num, \@matrix); #two-dimensional array

sub

Subtraction of matrix and matrix.

my $new_matrix = sub($matrix_1, $matrix_2);   #two-dimensional array reference
my $new_matrix = sub(\@matrix_1, \@matrix_2); #two-dimensional array

add

Addition of matrix and matrix.

my $new_matrix = add($matrix_1, $matrix_2);   #two-dimensional array reference
my $new_matrix = add(\@matrix_1, \@matrix_2); #two-dimensional array

mult

Multiplication of matrix and matrix.

my $new_matrix = mult($matrix_1, $matrix_2);   #two-dimensional array reference
my $new_matrix = mult(\@matrix_1, \@matrix_2); #two-dimensional array

show

Show matrix to specified place (two place).

1. show to STDOUT
show($matrix);  #two-dimensional array reference
show(\@matrix); #two-dimensional array

2. show to file
show($matrix, $out_file_name);  #two-dimensional array reference
show(\@matrix, $out_file_name); #two-dimensional array

AUTHOR

Xiangjian Gou

EMAIL

862137261@qq.com

DATE

11/30/2018