Add single-precision matrices

Memory-bound algorithms could handle larger problems if matrices were stored in single precision (both real and complex). This probably means that single-precision variants of everything else must be supplied too. Lapack, for instance, does this.

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AdminChristoph Rüegg (Admin, Math.NET) commented · August 18, 2009 09:12 · Flag as inappropriate · Delete

Scratch that, we will get single precision linear algebra in Iridium's successor Math.NET Numerics
AdminChristoph Rüegg (Admin, Math.NET) commented · February 06, 2009 07:01 · Flag as inappropriate · Delete

That would be against our design principles. We do not implement type-generic numerics on purpose. Of course, design principles can be changed, that's why we started this feedback forum after all...

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Add single-precision matrices

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