Hi there,
It's still cumbersome to work with more-than-1-dimensional (numeric) arrays in C++. Convenient allocation or indexing is not possible in C++ itself. Not to mention things like slicing...
Eigen is a very helpful library to make it easier. I just wonder: Why does Eigen only support 2 D arrays/matrices? Even in linear algebra, for example in Matlab or NumPy one sometimes use things like a "stack of matrices" or a 3 D image.
Is it somehow possible/planned to handle n-D matrices/arrays?
Best regards,
Michael