The JSparse Matrix Package, developed by Philipp Geigenmüller during an internship at the prudsys AG in Chemnitz, Germany, is an extension of the well-known Java Matrix Package (JAMA) and allows the use of sparse matrices and related algorithms.

Features

  • provides two storing techniques for sparse matrices
  • several algorithms to solve sparse systems of linear equations
  • fast and accurate
  • includes an extensive javadoc
  • well-documented
  • supports a whole bunch of setter and getter methods for the matrices
  • easy to expand
  • platform independent
  • supports standard matrix operations
  • object-oriented
  • works together with the jama library

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License

BSD License

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  • A really helpful extension to the Jama package.
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Developers

Programming Language

Java

Related Categories

Java Algorithms, Java Intelligent Agents, Java Libraries

Registered

2010-09-14