SingularSparseFactorization
What SparseLapack.factor returns when no numerically acceptable pivot remains.
Markowitz pivoting stops at the failing column with a partially eliminated matrix and no usable factors, so there is nothing to hand back — and fabricating a SparseLu whose buffers were never filled would produce an object that answers solve with silent nonsense. This reports what is true instead: singular, no fill, zero determinant, and an exception if solved against.
Constructors
SingularSparseFactorization
Properties
failedAt
The pivot position that had no numerically acceptable candidate, or NOT_SINGULAR when the factorization succeeded.
The same convention com.eignex.koblas.dense.LuDecomposition reports, and the position is the actionable half: a simplex whose basis went singular can use it to choose which column to replace.
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Functions
determinant
det(B), or exactly 0.0 when singular. The counterpart of LuDecomposition.determinant.
solveInto
Solve B x = b, or Bᵀ x = b when transpose, into out, which is returned.
The two directions are a simplex's FTRAN and BTRAN. Allocates nothing when given a workspace, so an iteration that owns its destination runs without touching the collector. out may be b.