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Well, there used to be a tradition in universal algebra (and category theory) of putting functions/operators at the right side of the arguments but it seems to
by Joker_vD 3y ago
Well, there used to be a tradition in universal algebra (and category theory) of putting functions/operators at the right side of the arguments but it seems to have ultimately died out. And "y = xA" is the standard notation in the linear coding theory, even to this day: message vectors are bit strings, not bit columns.
- bee_rider 3y agoI think there’s also some other pretty big field that tends to put the vector on the left… statistics? Economics? For some reason I couldn’t find any links, so maybe I just got this from, like, one random statistician. If only they’d told me about sample sizes.