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Hi -- hope this is the right way to report bugs for the Data.Matrix package!
There are two issues showing up when matrix inversion runs into problems (e.g. for nearly singular matrices):
in function ref:
goodRow = case listToMaybe (filter significantRow [1..ncols mtx]) of
Nothing -> error "Attempt to invert a non-invertible matrix"
Just x -> x
ncol needs to be nrows, current code crashes with access error instead of returning error.
as ref is called from inverse (and rref), which promises to return Either String (Matrix a), calling error in case of non-invertible matrices is not a very nice thing to do. ref should be modified to also return Either String (Matrix a), so inverse can return Left "can't invert". It's important that user code can handle singular or numerically unstable matrices themselves.
Thanks for your consideration (and thanks for providing Data.Matrix, which is otherwise a joy to use).
Best regards, LatB
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Hi -- hope this is the right way to report bugs for the
Data.Matrix
package!There are two issues showing up when matrix inversion runs into problems (e.g. for nearly singular matrices):
in function
ref
:ncol
needs to benrows
, current code crashes with access error instead of returning error.as
ref
is called frominverse
(andrref
), which promises to returnEither String (Matrix a)
, callingerror
in case of non-invertible matrices is not a very nice thing to do.ref
should be modified to also returnEither String (Matrix a)
, so inverse can returnLeft "can't invert"
. It's important that user code can handle singular or numerically unstable matrices themselves.Thanks for your consideration (and thanks for providing Data.Matrix, which is otherwise a joy to use).
Best regards, LatB
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: