The phrase "a matrix of numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical, scientific, or data analysis contexts to describe an arrangement of numbers in rows and columns.
Example: "In our analysis, we will represent the data as a matrix of numbers to facilitate calculations and visualizations."
Alternatives: "a grid of numbers" or "a table of values".
Diana Chesney, a biologist, studied a piece of paper with a matrix of numbers, each one denoting a male salmon and potential match for the female coho.
Calculating the possible outcomes requires a mathematical manipulation known as taking the "permanent" of a matrix of numbers that depends on the detail of the maze.
There is a matrix of numbers we should try and live our life within the edges of, and it is there for a reason, and the reason is because we are all adults who stopped listening to the wisdom of our parents years ago – when did you actually, properly, last listen to your mum?
(ii) A 'data matrix' file contains processed values, as provided by the data submitter, converted into a common tab-delimited text format representing a matrix of numbers.
The heatmap representation was used to visualize hierarchical clustering by rows and columns, using a matrix of numbers of variants belonging to 11 different classes of heteroplasmy, as raw input data.
The classification of transcriptomes into roughly three developmental stages was further supported by hierarchical clustering based on Euclidean distances that were calculated from a matrix of numbers of genes that were identified as being significantly differentially expressed in pairwise comparisons by Cuffdiff (Fig. 1 c).
Let be a matrix of real numbers and a sequence of real numbers.
SparseMatrix - A matrix of real numbers where most entries are 0. Vec3f, Vec4f, Vec4f - 2D, 3D, and 4D vectors of real numbers.
D, a matrix of real numbers that represents 3D microarray gene expression dataset; δ≥ 0, maximum allowable MSR threshold.
Instead of having a matrix of real numbers representing expression levels, our adjacency matrix A contains binary values, 1s and 0s, representing whether or not two domains interact.
Input is a matrix of real numbers; output is a set of submatrices that can be read off the original data matrix (with rows and columns appropriately permuted).
