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patch #9691: [octave forge] (linear-algebra) Modular Inverse Matrices using the Gauss-Jacques Method

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Submitted:  Tue 18 Sep 2018 05:57:17 PM UTC
   
 
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Thu 07 Mar 2019 12:51:32 AM UTC, comment #2: 

I guess this would go in the linear-algebra package? Leaving open awaiting updates to see if the OP will continue working on this.

 Mike Miller <mtmiller>
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Tue 18 Sep 2018 10:54:51 PM UTC, comment #1: 

Hi,

Thanks this looks interesting.
However the code needs quite some formal work.

Among the most important it needs documentation (i.e. help for users ot learn how to use the function). This is the text you get when you run, for example `help sqp`. You can start looking inside that function (find it using `which sqp`) and write a docstring. If you do that, others will take over and improve it.

Another helpful thing would be to have a couple of demos. for example a simple problem that can be verified with pencil and paper; and another fancy one. This, again, helps the user understand how to use your function and for what it can be useful.

Finally, you could add some tests, so when changes start being applied to your function we are sure we are not destroying functionality or adding new bugs.

Read all about these stuff in the manual:
https://octave.org/doc/interpreter/Test-and-Demo-Functions.html#Test-and-Demo-Functions
https://octave.org/doc/v4.0.0/Documentation-Tips.html


Juan Pablo Carbajal <juanpi>
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Tue 18 Sep 2018 05:57:17 PM UTC, original submission:  

It is a function in Octave to obtain modular inverse matrices using the Gauss-Jacques method. Given a n x n square matrix and a modulo m, the function invmodJac returns its modular inverse matrix.

The process does not use determinants neither the adjoint matrix.

With this function we can get bigger modular inverse matrices.

Gauss-Jacques method is published in a scientific indexed journal at:

https://www.uaq.mx/investigacion/revista_ciencia@uaq/ArchivosPDF/v11-n1/art14_numerada-VF.pdf

This is useful in computer science research, such as Cryptography.

Its polynomial is: f(n, m)=((n3)+((n2-n)/2)+(m2+m)), where n stands for the size of the matrix, and m stands for the modulo m.

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file #45037:  InvModJacques.m added by None (2KiB - application/octet-stream - Linear Algebra; numerical analysis)
file #45038:  callOnFunction.m added by None (558B - application/octet-stream - Linear Algebra; numerical analysis)

 

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patch A new function in GNU-Octave to obtain modular inverse matrices (patch #9692, Duplicate)

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    2019-03-07 mtmiller StatusNone Need Info
        SummaryModular Inverse Matrices using the Gauss-Jacques Method [octave forge] (linear-algebra) Modular Inverse Matrices using the Gauss-Jacques Method
    2018-09-18 mtmiller Dependencies- patch #9692 is dependent
    2018-09-18 None Attached File- Added InvModJacques.m, #45037
        Attached File- Added callOnFunction.m, #45038

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