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Use of kron with more than two matricies

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Ashton Linney
Ashton Linney le 25 Mar 2020
Commenté : Matt J le 25 Mar 2020
I have four 4x4 matricies called: ox, ru, cr, po.
I have been successful in using the Kronecker tensor product for two of the matricies, I being a 4x4 identity matrix.
mat = kron(I,ox) + kron(ru,I);
However, when I try doing the same with all four matricies...
mat = kron(I,I,I,ox) + kron(I,I,ru,I) + kron(I,cr,I,I) + kron(po,I,I,I);
I get an error saying 'Too many input arguments.'
Is here a way to achieve the result for four matricies?
Thank you.

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Matt J
Matt J le 25 Mar 2020
Modifié(e) : Matt J le 25 Mar 2020
One way would be to use my KronProd class
as follows,
kp=@(A,B,C,D) sparse(KronProd{D,C,B,A});
mat = kp(I,I,I,ox) + kp(I,I,ru,I) + kp(I,cr,I,I) + kp(po,I,I,I);
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Ashton Linney
Ashton Linney le 25 Mar 2020
Thank you Matt! I have used the class and it has achieved what I was hoping for perfectly.
Matt J
Matt J le 25 Mar 2020
You're welcome. You could also do it without the class, as follows,
kp=@(A,B,C,D) kron(kron(A,B),kron(C,D));
mat = kp(I,I,I,ox) + kp(I,I,ru,I) + kp(I,cr,I,I) + kp(po,I,I,I);

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