ShortName Version 3.1 introduces new methods that can significantly speed up your programming with matrices.
Advanced & Advanced II editions. The CorrelationMatrix method performs a super fast calculation of the correlation matrix for the data contained in matrix's columns. For a matrix with 40,000 rows and 100 columns, on a 2.4GHz Pentium machine, it takes just one second to execute.
Advanced & Advanced II editions. The ColCorrelation method returns the correlation coefficient between two columns of the Matrix object.
Advanced & Advanced II editions. The Norm method returns four different types of matrix norms, One norm, Frobenius Euclidean and Infinity norms.
Advanced & Advanced II editions. The NormalizeColumns, NormalizeRows methods lets you normalize columns or rows of current matrix in three different ways.
All Editions. Merge and SubMatrix methods facilitate data manipulation contained in matrices.
All Editions. ColSum and RowSum methods return the column or row sum respectively. Trace calculates the sum of the diagonal elements.
What is Matrix ActiveX Component | MaXC 3.1 Editions | Properties and methods available with each edition