As was stated by others before, I find the name very misleading. I know "Higher Order Tensors Toolbox" sounds way cooler than "ndarray toolbox", but wouldn't the second one be closer to the truth?
Furthermore, if 1-D Arrays are called vectors, and 2-D Arrays are called Matrices and 3-D (or higher) Arrays are called Tensors, does that not automatically mean that every Tensor is higher order? ...
Furthermore, if 1-D Arrays are called vectors, and 2-D Arrays are called Matrices and 3-D (or higher) Arrays are called Tensors, does that not automatically mean that every Tensor is higher order? ...