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Matrix multiplication involves moving across one matrix in column order and the other matrix in row order. So it turns out that both row or column ordering make no difference. I think that matrix multiplication is one of the best examples of a deceptivly simple problem. It shows how far ALL code is from peak performance. We can only strive to be within an order or two from peak performance.
parent costrouc 8 years ago

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