问题
Following Jama
Matrices are defined in my code:
P: 3*3 Matrix
I: 3*3 identity Matrix
K: 3*2 Matrix
H: 2*3 Matrix
Q: 3*3 Matrix
Following is my code snippet:
private Matrix getP() {
P= (I.minus(K.times(H))).times(Q);
Log.d("csv", "P is calculated");
return P;
}
While running the code, at first iteration it works, i.e, P is calculated
is printed at the Logcat. However, it happens only once and the application gets stopped. Following is the error:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Matrix inner dimensions must agree.
If the Matrix inner dimension was the error, how come it runs for the first iteration? I obtained some information about the inner dimension at this link. However, I could not figure out the solution. When the equation is manually checked, the matrix dimension matches. Anything wrong with my approach??
Thank you.
回答1:
Do you mind showing how you are calling getP
? The following works no matter how many times I click on the fab
button.
class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
val I = Matrix.identity(3,3)
val K = Matrix(3,2,5.0)
val H = Matrix(2,3,7.0)
val Q = Matrix(3,3,8.0)
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
fab.setOnClickListener { view ->
getP()
}
}
private fun getP():Matrix{
val P = (I.minus(K.times(H))).times(Q)
Log.d("MainActivity","P is calculated")
return P
}
}
When getP
returns where are you storing the results? Are you possibly overwriting one of the matrices?
Update
If your situation is such that making the variables final is not an option for you, then you can log each matrix's dimension and then debug the one that changes.
private fun getP():Matrix{
Log.d(TAG,"I dimension: ${I.rowDimension} x ${I.columnDimension}")
Log.d(TAG,"K dimension: ${K.rowDimension} x ${K.columnDimension}")
Log.d(TAG,"H dimension: ${H.rowDimension} x ${H.columnDimension}")
Log.d(TAG,"Q dimension: ${Q.rowDimension} x ${Q.columnDimension}")
val P = (I.minus(K.times(H))).times(Q)
Log.d(TAG,"P is calculated")
return P
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58625085/why-does-the-jama-matrix-inner-dimension-agree-in-the-first-iteration-but-later