Why did the first cs books break from math tradition wrt row vectors?
Presumably because the most obvious representation for multi-dimensional arrays is row-major; so if we consider matrices a special case of multi-dimensional arrays, we get row-major representation for them too.
Why did the first cs books break from math tradition wrt row vectors?
Presumably because the most obvious representation for multi-dimensional arrays is row-major; so if we consider matrices a special case of multi-dimensional arrays, we get row-major representation for them too.