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standard definition and notation for a truncated permutation
The transpose of a permutation matrix is its inverse.Counting question on permutation matrices with rotation and imprintingIs there any standard notation for specifying dimension of a matrix after the matrix symbol?Math notation for summing up the rows in a matrixProve the existence of a permutation for a matrixSparse matrix algorithms involving data-driven or random access / walk$0,1$-matrix and permutation matricesAre eigenvalues of A and B the same if B is a permutation of A?Mathematical notation of matrix row or column circular permutationPermutation and permutation matrices
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I am seeking the standard notations or the standard way to define a truncated uniform random permutation. Let $M$ be an $n times n$ matrix where each row and each column contain a single 1 and all other elements are 0. We keep only the first $m$ rows of the matrix with $m < n$ so as to have an $m times n$ matrix.
What is the rigorous way to define such a permutation matrix?
Thank you
matrices permutations terminology
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I am seeking the standard notations or the standard way to define a truncated uniform random permutation. Let $M$ be an $n times n$ matrix where each row and each column contain a single 1 and all other elements are 0. We keep only the first $m$ rows of the matrix with $m < n$ so as to have an $m times n$ matrix.
What is the rigorous way to define such a permutation matrix?
Thank you
matrices permutations terminology
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I am seeking the standard notations or the standard way to define a truncated uniform random permutation. Let $M$ be an $n times n$ matrix where each row and each column contain a single 1 and all other elements are 0. We keep only the first $m$ rows of the matrix with $m < n$ so as to have an $m times n$ matrix.
What is the rigorous way to define such a permutation matrix?
Thank you
matrices permutations terminology
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I am seeking the standard notations or the standard way to define a truncated uniform random permutation. Let $M$ be an $n times n$ matrix where each row and each column contain a single 1 and all other elements are 0. We keep only the first $m$ rows of the matrix with $m < n$ so as to have an $m times n$ matrix.
What is the rigorous way to define such a permutation matrix?
Thank you
matrices permutations terminology
matrices permutations terminology
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