Inspect Matrix Market matrix
Inspect Matrix Market sparse coordinates and dimensions locally.
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Supported input formats
- Matrix Market sparse coordinate matrix (.mtx)
Output format
JavaScript Object Notation (.json)
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What to expect
- Maximum 64 MiB and 2 million stored values/coordinates; each dimension is at most 2 million. Only finite values are supported. Dense CSV is capped at 2 million cells.
- Matrix Market coordinate real, integer or pattern; general or symmetric only. JSON retains 1-based coordinates and symmetric storage. Duplicate coordinates are summed, with unsafe integer sums rejected. CSV expands symmetric entries. Complex, array, skew-symmetric and Hermitian formats are unsupported.
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About this conversion
Is inspect matrix market matrix free?
Yes. This tool runs on your device without an account or a conversion fee.
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