Calculate the three matrices of the singular value decomposition (A = U*S*V^T) for each provided matrix. U and V are square unitary matrices (V^T = the transpose of V) and S contains the singular values along the diagonal.
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There seems to be an error at 3rd test case.
Thanks for pointing that out, @Rafael S.T. Vieira. Test case 3 has been fixed.
The error was fixed in Test Case 3, but the errors seemed to still be there for the randomised cases which contains Test 3.
The other errors in the test suite mentioned by Lincoln Poon have been fixed.