In this example, why are taking transpose and then multipling
A is a 2x2 matrix and B is a 2x2 matrix,
We can multiply directly without taking a transpose (Z = A.W).
Whats the need here to take a transpose?
In this example, why are taking transpose and then multipling
A is a 2x2 matrix and B is a 2x2 matrix,
We can multiply directly without taking a transpose (Z = A.W).
Whats the need here to take a transpose?
It’s because of the orientation of the data in the A matrix.
This example shouldn’t use square matrices, because it’s confusing.
But even after taking transpose, its remains as a square matrix only (2x2)
As I said, the examples would be more useful if they didn’t use square matrices.