Package mikera.matrixx

Examples of mikera.matrixx.Matrix.inverse()

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        Matrix Q = I;


        // check the expected properties of Q
        assertTrue(Q.epsilonEquals(Q.getTranspose(),1e-6));
        assertTrue(Q.epsilonEquals(Q.inverse(),1e-6));

//        SimpleMatrix result = Q.mult(A.extractMatrix(w,width,w,width));
        AStridedMatrix result = Multiplications.multiply(Q, A.subMatrix(w,width-w,w,width-w));

        for( int i = 1; i < width-w; i++ ) {
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        Matrix Q = I;


        // check the expected properties of Q
        assertTrue(Q.epsilonEquals(Q.getTranspose(),1e-6));
        assertTrue(Q.epsilonEquals(Q.inverse(),1e-6));

//        SimpleMatrix result = Q.mult(A.extractMatrix(w,width,w,width));
        AStridedMatrix result = Multiplications.multiply(Q, A.subMatrix(w,width-w,w,width-w));

        for( int i = 1; i < width-w; i++ ) {
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