Hello Monks !

Need help on below Math::MatrixReal module

1) How to access an individual element and print it out of the final matrix <\p>

2) How to print final matrix in an Array so that I can use it later on for other purpose, printing to screen and also printing to a csv file

3) How to print final matrix in an Hash if 2D matrix so that I can print to screen and also save to CSV

Code ===== 

 
use warnings;
use strict;
use Net::FTP;
use Math::MatrixReal;



print "\n Matrix from Arrays -Printing in ROWS format\n";
my @matrix1 = ( -0.022333,
            -0.016800,
            -0.016128,
            -0.015456,
            -0.014784,
            -0.014112,
            -0.013440,
            -0.012768,
            -0.012096,
            -0.011424
            );

my @matrix2 =  ( 3.36,
            3.2,
            3.35,
            3.45,
            3.55,
            3.65,
            3.75,
            3.85,
            3.95,
            2.30
            );

my $matrix_final = Math::MatrixReal->new_from_rows( [ \@matrix1, \@mat
+rix2 ] );
print $matrix_final;

    my $matrix_transpose = Math::MatrixReal->new(10,2);
       $matrix_transpose->transpose($matrix_final);

       print $matrix_transpose;

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In reply to How to output matrix data from Math:;MatrixReal into a Hash or an Array by John007

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