Sympiler is a Code Generator for Transforming Sparse Matrix Codes
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Sympiler is a Code Generator for Transforming Sparse Matrix Codes
Set up cholmod and scikit-sparse python package on Windows.
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Numerical methods for engineers used for finding roots, solving matrix, finding functions from given values, performing integrals whose analytical solution is exhaustive, and solutions by approximation for differential equations.
Comparison of different implementations of the Cholesky decomposition method on different open-source languages and Matlab, for the resolution of linear systems for sparse, symmetric and positive definite matrices.
C# tool that computes Cholesky decomposition
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Solving the Least Squares Problem via reduced QR factorization by Gram-Schmidt and by Householder triangularization.
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Computational Linear Algebra course covering topics like iterative methods, matrix decompositions, and applications. It includes theoretical concepts, practical exercises, and code. Advanced methods like QR factorization, spectral theorem, and iterative solvers for linear systems.
BSc Numerical Methods course report about Band Cholesky Method
A study of the implementation of the Cholesky method for the resolution of linear systems for sparse, symmetric and positive definite matrices. Comparison based on different open source programming environments and MATLAB implementation. Project for the Methods of Scientific Calculation course @unimib18/19.
Comparison of open-source and proprietary software environments in solving the common problem of Matrix Decomposition
Python and C# interoperability
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