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When using core.matrix
, is there a way to populate an n x 1 matrix in rows when I define it using matrix
(or otherwise)? Basically, I'm looking to make [[1] [2]]
instead of [[1 2]]
. I realise I can use (transpose [[1 2]])
for what I'm looking for, but I was wondering if it's possible to define a matrix this way to begin with?