Thank you for your response, Oliver.
I think that the Matrix package has its own solve() functions that take
advantage of the structure. If you make a block diagonal matrix, say, with
kronecker() and do not impose any special structure on it. then, calling
solve() will take very much longer
Hello,
My guess would be that solve() does not take advantage of the
special structure of the matrix and that you may want a sparse matrix
representation.
Take care
Oliver
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Paul Rathouz wrote:
> Hi -- I am wondering why the time to solve (invert)
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