25 Jun
2000
25 Jun
'00
9:02 a.m.
Dear NumPythoneers,
I have to solve the generalized Eigenvalue problem A u = lambda B u There are lapack procedures http://netlib2.cs.utk.edu/lapack/lug/node37.html.
These procedures are not present in the lite versions included in the NumPy distribution.
Did somebody already treat such problems?? Within Numpy or outside Numpy. Do I have to install the full blown version of Lapack??
Wim Vanroose
26 Jun
26 Jun
1:53 p.m.
Did somebody already treat such problems?? Within Numpy or outsideNumpy. Do I have to install the full blown version of Lapack??
Yes, but it's not a big deal. If you then want a nicer high-level interface, look at the module LinearAlgebra for guidance; input parameters to LAPACK are treated rather consistently, so you shouldn't have to invent anything reallly new.
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