Python implements a simple matrix
#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-'''Created on 2015-1-7@author: beyondzhou@name: myarray.py'''# Implementation of the Matrix ADT using a 2D arrayfrom myarray import Array2Dclass Matrix: # Creates a matrix of size numRows * numCols initialized to 0 def __init__(self, numRows, numCols): self._theGrid = Array2D(numRows, numCols) self._theGrid.clear(0) # Returns the number of rows in the matrix def numRows(self): return self._theGrid.numRows() # Returns the number of columns in the matrix def numCols(self): return self._theGrid.numCols() # Returns the value of element (i, j): x[i, j] def __getitem__(self, ndxTuple): return self._theGrid[ndxTuple[0], ndxTuple[1]] # Sets the value of element (i,j) to the value s: x[i, j] = s def __setitem__(self, ndxTuple, scalar): self._theGrid[ndxTuple[0], ndxTuple[1]] = scalar # Scales the matrix by the given scalar def scaleBy(self, scalar): for r in range(self.numRows()): for c in range(self.numCols()): self[r,c] *= scalar # Creates and returns a new matrix that is the transpose of this matrix def transpose(self): # Create the new matrix newMatrix = Matrix(self.numCols(), self.numRows()) # Add the corresponding elements in the two matrices for r in range(self.numRows()): for c in range(self.numCols()): newMatrix[c,r] = self[r,c] return newMatrix # Creates and returns a new matrix that results from matrix addition def __add__(self, rhsMatrix): assert rhsMatrix.numRows() == self.numRows() and \ rhsMatrix.numCols() == self.numCols(), \ "Matrix sizes not compatible for the add operation." # Create the new matrix newMatrix = Matrix(self.numRows(), self.numCols()) # Add the corresponding elements in the two matrices for r in range(self.numRows()): for c in range(self.numCols()): newMatrix[r,c] = self[r,c] + rhsMatrix[r,c] return newMatrix # Creates and returns a new matrix that results from matrix sub def __sub__(self, rhsMatrix): assert rhsMatrix.numRows() == self.numRows() and \ rhsMatrix.numCols() == self.numCols(), \ "Matrix sizes not compatible for the add operation." # Create the new matrix newMatrix = Matrix(self.numRows(), self.numCols()) # Add the corresponding elements in the two matrices for r in range(self.numRows()): for c in range(self.numCols()): newMatrix[r,c] = self[r,c] - rhsMatrix[r,c] return newMatrix # Creates and returns a new matrix resulting from matrix multiplcation def __mul__(self, rhsMatrix): assert rhsMatrix.numRows() == self.numCols(), \ "Matrix sizes not compatible for the multi operation." # Create the new matrix newMatrix = Matrix(self.numRows(), rhsMatrix.numCols()) # Mul the corresponding elements in the two matrices for r in range(self.numRows()): for c in range(rhsMatrix.numCols()): mysum = 0.0 for k in range(self.numCols()): mysum += self[r,k] * rhsMatrix[k,r] newMatrix[r,c] = mysum return newMatrix
#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-'''Created on 2015-1-7@author: beyondzhou@name: test_matrix.py'''def test_matrix(): # Import from mymatrix import Matrix import random # set default value for matrix aMatrix = Matrix(2,3) bMatrix = Matrix(2,3) fMatrix = Matrix(3,2) for i in range(aMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(aMatrix.numCols()): aMatrix[i,j] = random.random() bMatrix[i,j] = random.random() for i in range(fMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(fMatrix.numCols()): fMatrix[i,j] = random.random() print 'The primary value of amatrix' for i in range(aMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(aMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % aMatrix[i,j], print '\r' print '\nThe primary value of bmatrix' for i in range(bMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(bMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % bMatrix[i,j], print '\r' print '\nThe primary value of fmatrix' for i in range(fMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(fMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % fMatrix[i,j], print '\r' # add amatrix and bmatrix to cmatrix cMatrix = aMatrix + bMatrix print '\nThe value of cMatrix (aMatrix + bMatrix)' for i in range(cMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(cMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % cMatrix[i,j], print '\r' # sub amatrix and bmatrix to dmatrix dMatrix = aMatrix - bMatrix print '\nThe value of dMatrix (aMatrix - bMatrix)' for i in range(dMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(dMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % dMatrix[i,j], print '\r' # Mul amatrix and fMatrix to ematrix eMatrix = aMatrix * fMatrix print '\nThe value of eMatrix (aMatrix * fMatrix)' for i in range(eMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(eMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % eMatrix[i,j], print '\r' # Scale the amatrix by 3 aMatrix.scaleBy(3) print '\nThe scale value of amatrix' for i in range(aMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(aMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % aMatrix[i,j], print '\r' # Transpose the amatrix dMatrix = aMatrix.transpose() print '\nThe transpose value of amatrix' for i in range(dMatrix.numRows()): for j in range(dMatrix.numCols()): print '%s ' % dMatrix[i,j], print '\r' if __name__ == "__main__": test_matrix()
Result:
The primary value of amatrix0.886197406941 0.304295996721 0.293469382347 0.154702139448 0.511075267985 0.387057640727 The primary value of bmatrix0.574674206609 0.364815615899 0.493367650314 0.438101377839 0.801271107474 0.0891226289712 The primary value of fmatrix0.00716087704081 0.537519043084 0.451888654276 0.234306298527 0.572987747957 0.479059183861 The value of cMatrix (aMatrix + bMatrix)1.46087161355 0.66911161262 0.78683703266 0.592803517287 1.31234637546 0.476180269699 The value of dMatrix (aMatrix - bMatrix)0.311523200332 -0.0605196191784 -0.199898267967 -0.283399238391 -0.290195839489 0.297935011756 The value of eMatrix (aMatrix * fMatrix)0.31200821961 0.31200821961 0.388327017743 0.388327017743 The scale value of amatrix2.65859222082 0.912887990162 0.88040814704 0.464106418343 1.53322580395 1.16117292218 The transpose value of amatrix2.65859222082 0.464106418343 0.912887990162 1.53322580395 0.88040814704 1.16117292218