Add gaussian_elimination.py for solving linear systems#1448
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Beautiful submission. Doctests, type hints, readability. Thanks.
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Thank you, @cclauss. I intend to submit more codes soon. |
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This code implements the Gaussian elimination method for solving linear systems.
The gaussian elimination function scales the matrix representing the linear system into a triangular matrix.
The retroactive resolution function, in turn, uses the triangular matrix to find each of the solution's variables from bottom to top.