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From Matrices to Morphisms II: Examples of Computational Categories in MATLAB and Octave
This article develops the notion of a computational category, motivated by the observation that many mathematical structures occurring in scientific computing already admit concrete algorithmic representations. Finite sets, finite-dimensional vector spaces, relations, and graphs may all be represent
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