MATRIX

[srikanth]

please give me a source code to find inverse of a matrix

[Nick Keighley]

Re: MATRIX

srikanth wrote:[color=blue]
> please give me a source code to find inverse of a matrix[/color]

search the web

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[CBFalconer]

Re: MATRIX

srikanth wrote:[color=blue]
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> please give me a source code to find inverse of a matrix[/color]

See below.

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[SM Ryan]

Re: MATRIX

"srikanth" <adsrikanth@gma il.com> wrote:
# please give me a source code to find inverse of a matrix
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Look for linear algebra packages with Google. High quality
inversion algorithms are subtle and involved.

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[Charles Krug]

Re: MATRIX

> "srikanth" <adsrikanth@gma il.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> # please give me a source code to find inverse of a matrix
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For learning purposes, you do a Gaussian reduction exactly as you do it
in Linear Algebra.

For other purposes, it matters greatly the nature of the problem you're
trying to solve.

Google can point you to references that might help guide you in an
appropriate approach, given the nature of the problem you're trying to
solve.

There are MANY ways to invert a matrix, only a few of which are likely
to be appropriate to any given problem.