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Pymatrix is a lightweight matrix library built in Python. It supports a range of basic linear algebra operations.
from pymatrix import matrix m = matrix([ [1, 2], [3, 4] ]) a = m + m * 2 b = m * m c = m ** 3 d = m.det() e = m.inv()
See the guide for a list of available matrix methods.
Installation
Install directly from the Python package index using pip
:
$ pip install pymatrix
Pymatrix requires Python 3.4 or later. The package has no dependencies.
Command Line
Pymatrix doubles as a simple command line matrix analysis utility. Installing via pip
automatically makes pymatrix
available on the command line:
Usage: pymatrix [OPTIONS] [FLAGS] Matrix analysis utility. Enter a matrix interactively at the terminal or pipe to stdin from a file, e.g. $ pymatrix < matrix.txt Elements are parsed as fractions (rational numbers) by default. An alternative parser can be specified using the --parser flag. Options: -p, --parser <str> One of 'int', 'float', 'complex', or 'fraction'. Flags: --help Print the application's help text. --version Print the application's version.
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This work has been placed in the public domain.