Drawing Matrix Equations with TikZ (Unlocking LaTeX Graphics - Video 49)
In this episode of Unlocking LaTeX Graphics, applied mathematician Tammy Kolda guides viewers through the process of creating matrix equations using TikZ. The tutorial covers essential TikZ features like node positioning, anchors, and coordinate calculations, with a focus on defining custom matrix styles. Tammy demonstrates how to draw various matrix equations, including low-rank matrix factorizations, economy SVD, and QR decompositions, while providing tips for node labeling and alignment. For additional resources and a link to the Overleaf document, check the show notes. Remember to like, subscribe, and leave your TikZ or PGFPLOTS questions in the comments.
00:00 Drawing Matrix Equations
01:01 Document Setup
01:41 Drawing Ax=b
05:36 Drawing a Low-Rank Factorization
09:10 Drawing a Singular Value Decomposition
10:08 Drawing a QR Matrix Decomposition
11:34 Thanks for Watching
Key terms: tikz, node, matrix equations, tikz style, node positioning, node anchors, coordinate calculations, node labels
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