I have a very large matrix that I want to report it in my paper (say for example a 20x20 matrix). If I want to display it in one page, I have to scale it down extremely but then it is not readable when printed. I'm looking for a way to show it in several pages. Does anyone have any suggestion? Or have good examples?
Many thanks,
Reza
Hi,
My suggestion would be to go for a multiple vector (or multiple row) representation in the appendix or SI instead of splitting the full matrix into multiple pages. I guess it also makes it easier for the readers.
-Saeed
I would recommend plotting instead - I guess I'm a visual person. Either as a 2D image, or a 3D surface.
A 20x20 matrix is, of course, quite small, yet large when you want to print it. I suggest putting it horizontally on the paper (landscape mode), and play with the formatting of the numbers (including number of significant digits) to make 20 numbers fit across. Also try a condensed font, which squeezes characters together horizontally.
I hope my reply is not too late.
Not a direct answer, but I suggest you also consider publishing it as supplemental data.
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