A specific implementation of a matrix object that stores its own inverse to prevent redundant calculations. It includes a getter/setter interface for both the raw matrix data and the cached inverse result.
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UnknownMathematics & Statistics
Why Cachematrics?
• Proven testing examples included
• Clean getter/setter pattern
• Minimalist architecture
Limitations
• Assumes invertible input
• No support for sparse matrices
• Limited to R runtime
4/28/2017
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