On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 3:23 AM, Maarten Derickx
wrote:
> To solve this problem you can offcourse put your generator matrix in
> echelon form and remove the nonzero rows. He check might not be in the
> code for performance reasons but I didn't wrote the code so I'm not
> sure.
>
> Maybe the best w
To solve this problem you can offcourse put your generator matrix in
echelon form and remove the nonzero rows. He check might not be in the
code for performance reasons but I didn't wrote the code so I'm not
sure.
Maybe the best way to solve this problem is to standardly check for
full rank and ha
David,
I am a bit embarrassed then. Sorry for the mix up, I should have more
carefully read the documentation.
David (also)
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In the first paragraph of the documentation it says:
"If its dimension is denoted k then we typically store a basis of C as
a kxn matrix,
with rows the basis vectors. It is called the generator matrix of C."
I personally define a generator matrix to be a full rank matrix. I assumed that
this was
This also seems to cause problems with decoding. I am posting here just to
make sure that this would actually be considered a bug, not just user error.
Everything works as expected when I construct the same code with a full
rank generator matrix.
(with C defined as before)
sage: C.deco
