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Very loosely, a number/vector/matrix/tensor can be considered to be objects where specifying the values of 0/1/2/3 indexes will give a number. (A mathematician
by jamessb 4y ago
Very loosely, a number/vector/matrix/tensor can be considered to be objects where specifying the values of 0/1/2/3 indexes will give a number.
(A mathematician might object to this on several grounds, such as that vectors/matrices/tensors are geometric objects which need not be expressed numerically as coordinates in any coordinate system)
- amelius 4y agoA tensor can take any number of dimensions (not just 3).