Abstract
A unified cellular method for matrix multiplication is proposed. The method is a hybrid of three methods, namely, Strassen's and Laderman's recursive methods and a fast cellular method for matrix multiplication. The interaction of these three methods provides the highest (in comparison with well-known methods) percentage (equal to 37%) of minimization of the multiplicative, additive, and overall complexities of cellular analogues of well-known matrix multiplication algorithms. The estimation of the computational complexity of the unified method is illustrated by an example of obtaining a cellular analogue of the traditional matrix multiplication algorithm.
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