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A '''transpose matrix''' is the reflection of a matrix across its diagonal, such that every ''ij''th entry is replaced by the ''ji''th entry. Accordingly, the transpose of an ''m x n'' matrix becomes an ''n x m'' matrix. | A '''transpose matrix''' is the reflection of a matrix across its diagonal, such that every ''ij''th entry is replaced by the ''ji''th entry. Accordingly, the transpose of an ''m x n'' matrix becomes an ''n x m'' matrix. | ||
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Revision as of 14:07, April 29, 2010
A transpose matrix is the reflection of a matrix across its diagonal, such that every ijth entry is replaced by the jith entry. Accordingly, the transpose of an m x n matrix becomes an n x m matrix.
The transpose of matrix A is denoted as AT.