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Error Message Examples

In Function Invert, only one index is specified. Either both must be specified 
(which is highly recommended), or the matrix must be 2-d and both indexes omitted.

Cause

You passed a matrix and only one of its index to a function that expects two indexes.

For a two dimensional matrix, Matrix2d, you can call this function simply without passing in the indexes.
Invert(Matrix2d)

or passing in both the indexes

Invert(Matrix2d, Index1, Index2)

For a matrix with more than 2 dimensions, Matrix3d, you need to explicitly pass the two indexes that you want the function to operate over.
Invert(Matrix3d, Index1, Index2) [Here, Matrix3d is indexed by Index1, Index2 and Index3. The function will array abstract over the Index3 dimension to calculate the inverse matrices indexed by Index3.]

Remedies

Pass in both the indexes you want the functions to operate over to solve this issue. You can choose not to pass in any of the indexes for a 2-D matrix.




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