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Bachelor in Economics (S.E): Manajemen
Course : Matematika Ekonomi (1507ME09)
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Session Topic : Introduction to Matrices
Course: Matematika Ekonomi
By Handri Santoso, Ph.D
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Content
• Part 1 Introduction
• Part 2 Matrix Addition, Subtraction
• Part 3 Matrix Multiplication
Part1: Introduction
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Introduction: Matrices
What You’ll See in This Chapter
• This chapter introduces matrices.
• It is divided into 3 sections.
Discusses...,
a. Some of the basic properties & operations of matrices strictly
from a mathematical perspective.
b. Several types of special matrices
c. Basic operation of matrices
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Introduction: Word Cloud
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Matrix: An Algebraic Definition
a. Algebraic definition of a matrix:
A table of scalars in square
brackets.
b. Matrix dimension. Defn:
The width & height of the table,
w x h.
c. Typically we use dimensions,
• 2 x 2 for 2D work &
• 3 x 3 for 3D work.
d. We’ll find a use for 4 x 4
matrices also.
• It’s a kluge.
• More later.
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Matrix: Definition
A Matrix
Defn: A rectangular array of numbers.
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Matrix: Definition (Cont.)
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m rows
n columns
m n matrix
Element in ith row, jth column
When m=n, A is called a square matrix.
Also written as A=aij
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Matrix: Components & Square
Matrix Components
a. Entries
• Defn: Numbered by row &
column,
• eg. mij is the entry in row i,
column j.
b. Start numbering at 1, not 0.
Square Matrices
a. Same number as rows as columns
b. Entries,
• mij are called the diagonal
entries.
• The others are called
nondiagonal entries.
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Matrix: Diagonal
>A diagonal matrix. Defn:
• A square matrix whose non-
diagonal elements are zero.
At AIf A is called symmetric.
201
034
141• is symmetric.
• Note, for A to be symmetric, is has to be square.
nI is trivially symmetric...
>Symmetric Matrix
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Matrix: The Identity & Vector
The identity matrix of,
• dimension n, denoted In,
• is the n x n matrix with…
• …1s on the diagonal & 0s elsewhere.
Vectors as Matrices
a. A row vector is a 1 x n matrix.
b. A column vector is an n x 1 matrix.
c. They were pretty much interchangeable in the lecture on Vectors.
d. They’re not once you start treating them as matrices.
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Matrix: Transpose
Transpose of a Matrix
1. The transpose of an r x c matrix M is a c x r matrix called MT.
2. Take every row & rewrite it as a column.
3. Equivalently, flip about the diagonal
Facts About Transpose
a. Transpose is its own inverse: (MT)T = M for all matrices M.
b. DT = D for all diagonal matrices D (including the identity matrix I).
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Matrix: Vector & Equality
Transpose of a Vector
• If v is a row vector,
• vT is a column vector & vice-versa
Matrix Equality
Defn: Let A & B be 2 matrices.
• A=B if they have the same number of rows &columns, &
• every element at each position in A equals element at corresponding
position in B.
Part2: Matrix Addition, Subtraction
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Matrix: Addition & Subtraction
Let A = aij , B = bij be mn matrices. Then:
• A + B = aij + bij &
• A - B = aij - bij
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Matrix: Addition & Subtraction (Cont.)
Let A = aij , B = bij be mn matrices. Then:
• A + B = aij + bij &
• A - B = aij - bij
Solution
Total sales for each week will simply be the sum of,
• the corresponding elements in matrices A & B.
• For example, in week I the total sales of product Q will be 5 plus 8.
• Total combined sales for Q & R can therefore be represented by the
matrix.
521188
4398
1491210
71245T = A + B =
5142191812810
473129485= =
19303018
11151313
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Matrix: Addition & Subtraction (Cont.)
Let A = aij , B = bij be mn matrices. Then:
• A + B = aij + bij &
• A - B = aij - bij
158
3012If A = & B =
84
357
Q: What is A-B?
A: Solution
A-B =
74
5-5
8-154-8
35-307-12
84
357
158
3012
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Matrix: Properties
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Matrix: Multiplication
Matrix Multiplication Facts
a. Not commutative: in general AB BA.
b. Associative:
(AB)C = A(BC)
c. Associates with scalar multiplication:
k(AB) = (kA)B =A(kB)
d. (AB)T = BTAT
e. (M1M2M3…Mn)T = Mn
T …M3TM2
TM1T
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Matrix: Multiplication (Cont.)
Vector-Matrix Multiplication Facts,
a. …1
Associates with vector multiplication.
Let v be,
1. …a row vector
v(AB) = (vA)B
2. …a column vector
(AB)v = A(Bv)
b. …2
• Vector-matrix multiplication distributes over vector addition:
(v + w)M = vM + wM
• That was for row vectors v, w.
Similarly for column vectors.
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Matrix: Scalar
Multiplying by a scalar
a. Can multiply a matrix by a scalar.
b. Result is a matrix of the same dimension.
c. To multiply,
• …a matrix by a scalar,
• …each component by the scalar.
Part3: Matrix Multiplication
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Matrix Multiplication: Fletcher Dunn & Ian Parberry
Fletcher Dunn
• Software Developer
(2011-Present)
• Lead Engineer (2007-
2009)
• Multiplying an r x n matrix A by…
• …an n x c matrix B gives an r x c result AB.
Prof. Ian Parberry
Prof. Computer Science &
Engineering (1984)
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Multiplication: Result
a. Multiply an r x n matrix A by,• an n x c matrix B to..• …give an r x c result C = AB.
b. Then C = [cij], • where cij is the dot product of…• …the ith row of A with the jth column of B.
c. That is:
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Multiplication: Example
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Multiplication: Another Way of Looking at It
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Multiplication: 2 x 2
2 x 2 AB
Case
Example
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Multiplication: 3 x 3 Case
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Multiplication: 3 x 3 Example
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Multiplication: Identity Matrix
a. Recall that the identity matrix I (or In) is,
• a diagonal matrix whose diagonal entries are all 1.
b. Now that we’ve seen the definition of matrix multiplication,
• we can say that IM = MI = M for…
• …all matrices M (dimensions appropriate)
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Row Vector Times Matrix Multiplication
• Can multiply a row vector times a matrix
Matrix Times Column Vector Multiplication
• Can multiply a matrix times a column vector.
Multiplication: Row & Column Vector
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a. Row vs. column vector matters now.
Here’s why: Let v be a row vector, M a matrix.
• vM is legal, Mv is undefined
• MvT is legal, vTM is undefined
b. DirectX uses row vectors.
c. OpenGL uses column vectors.
Multiplication: Row vs Column Vector
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Common Mistake
• MvT (vM)T, but MvT = (vMT)T
• compare the following 2 results:
Multiplication: Common Mistake
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