matrices
Rectangular number arrangements
Matrices is the plural of matrix.
In mathematics, matrices are rectangular arrays of numbers arranged in rows and columns, used for solving systems of equations and transforming coordinates: The professor covered matrices in linear algebra.
The Latin plural persists in technical contexts, while matrixes appears in general usage referring to environments or substances in which things develop.
Transformation scaling constants
- eigenvectorsVectors scaled by matrices
- determinantMatrix-derived scalar quantity
- transposeReverse order of elements
- inverseOpposite in position
vector · tensor · diagonalization · orthogonal · symmetric · decomposition · rank · trace
Tabular data organizer
- rowsSide-by-side sequences
- columnsUpright structural shafts
- cellsBasic biological units
- tableHorizontal furniture surface
array · lattice · entries · elements · indices · dimensions · rectangular · tabular
Finite problem-solving procedure
- numericalRelating to figures
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- parallelEquidistant at all points
- floating-pointDecimal number representation
iteration · convergence · MATLAB · vectorization · GPU · sparse · decomposition · factorization
Prefix denoting newness
- MorpheusGod of dreams
- TrinityGodhead as three persons
- simulationImitation of real processes
- WachowskisSibling directing duo
cyberpunk · dystopia · awakening · sequels · Zion · agents · kung-fu
Outside the cell membrane
- collagenStructural body protein
- tissueDisposable soft paper
- scaffoldTemporary elevated work structure
- cellsBasic biological units
fibrous · connective · structural · embedding · cellular · hydrogel · biofilm
Returned response data
- stabilityResistance to displacement
- systemConnected parts forming whole
- input-outputData transfer pathways
- controllabilityCapacity for external regulation
observability · gain · dynamics · response · regulation
State of being beside
- connectivityState of being linked
- nodesPoints of connection
- edgesOuter limits or boundaries
- graphVisual data display
weighted · directed · undirected · pathways · incidence · stochastic · transition · flow
eigenvalues
Transformation scaling constants
- eigenvectorsVectors scaled by matrices
- determinantMatrix-derived scalar quantity
- transposeReverse order of elements
inverse · vector · tensor · diagonalization · orthogonal · symmetric · decomposition · rank · trace · identity
spreadsheet
Tabular data organizer
table · array · lattice · entries · elements · indices · dimensions · rectangular · tabular · layout
algorithm
Finite problem-solving procedure
- numericalRelating to figures
- optimizationMaximizing efficiency or performance
- parallelEquidistant at all points
floating-point · iteration · convergence · MATLAB · vectorization · GPU · sparse · decomposition · factorization · solver
Neo
Prefix denoting newness
- MorpheusGod of dreams
- TrinityGodhead as three persons
- simulationImitation of real processes
Wachowskis · cyberpunk · dystopia · awakening · sequels · Zion · agents · kung-fu
extracellular
Outside the cell membrane
cells · fibrous · connective · structural · embedding · cellular · hydrogel · biofilm
feedback
Returned response data
- stabilityResistance to displacement
- systemConnected parts forming whole
- input-outputData transfer pathways
controllability · observability · gain · dynamics · response · regulation
adjacency
State of being beside
- connectivityState of being linked
- nodesPoints of connection
- edgesOuter limits or boundaries
graph · weighted · directed · undirected · pathways · incidence · stochastic · transition · flow · routing
- discrete mathcombinatorics, graph theory, set theory, number theory, proofs
- group theorygroup, generators, relations, symmetric, dihedral
- geometric computingtriangulation, meshes, tessellation, splines, NURBS
- mathaddition, subtraction, multiplication, division, algebra
- mathematicsalgebra, arithmetic, calculus, geometry, number
- math conceptsangle, numbers, algebra, circle, equations
matricesscalars
Direction-free numerical values
scalar · constants · primitives · singleton · point
- Hermitian matricesMatrices equaling their conjugate transpose