No. In Math.NET Numerics, matrices are really just matrices, not generalized multidimensional array-like data structures or tensors like in NumPy or MATLAB.
Do you apply linear algebra routines to such a data structure, or is this more a way to organize a data set in a single data structure? If it is the latter, which is quite common in MATLAB in my experience e.g. to store a series of matrices, maybe an array or list of matrices would work as well?
Thanks,
Christoph
Do you apply linear algebra routines to such a data structure, or is this more a way to organize a data set in a single data structure? If it is the latter, which is quite common in MATLAB in my experience e.g. to store a series of matrices, maybe an array or list of matrices would work as well?
Thanks,
Christoph