matrix

Various commands for working with matrices.

Command Type

built-in

Signature

> matrix {flags}

Input/output types:

input	output
nothing	string

Notes

You must use one of the following subcommands. Using this command as-is will only produce this help message.

Subcommands:

name	description	type
`matrix add`	Add a matrix or scalar to a matrix.	built-in
`matrix get-col`	Extract a column from a 2D matrix.	built-in
`matrix get-row`	Extract a row from a matrix.	built-in
`matrix identity`	Create an identity matrix of the given size.	built-in
`matrix into-nu`	Convert a matrix to a nushell table (list of lists by default).	built-in
`matrix map`	Apply a closure to each element of a matrix and return a new matrix.	built-in
`matrix max`	Find the maximum value in a matrix, or max along an axis.	built-in
`matrix mean`	Compute the mean of all elements in a matrix.	built-in
`matrix multiply`	Multiply two matrices using dot product.	built-in
`matrix reduce`	Reduce all elements of a matrix to a single value.	built-in
`matrix reshape`	Change the dimensions of a matrix.	built-in
`matrix scale`	Multiply all elements of a matrix by a scalar.	built-in
`matrix set-col`	Replace a column in a 2D matrix.	built-in
`matrix set-row`	Replace a row in a matrix.	built-in
`matrix subtract`	Subtract a matrix or scalar from a matrix.	built-in
`matrix sum`	Sum all elements of a matrix, or sum along an axis.	built-in
`matrix transpose`	Transpose a matrix (swap rows and columns). For n-dimensional arrays, reverses all axes.	built-in
`matrix zeros`	Create a matrix filled with zeros.	built-in

Ported from nushell/nushell.github.io. Copyright (c) 2021 Nushell Project. MIT License.

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