Gauss Elimination In Python | Numerical Methods

In this video we are going to be walking through how to implement the gauss elimination method in python! We will go through a quick reminder of what gauss elimination is and how it works before we begin going through the code side. Gauss elimination is the process of transforming a square system of linear equations into one of our special matrices, specifically an upper triangular matrix. Meaning we take our square linear systems of equations, we perform gauss elimination on them, which then allows us to easily solve the matrix.

This timeline is meant to help you better understand How to implement Gauss Elimination In Python: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Review of Gaussian Elimination 1:45 How to implement Gauss Elimination In Python 11:39 Outro

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