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  • https://stats.libretexts.org/Courses/Cerritos_College/Introduction_to_Statistics_with_R/17%3A_Preparing_Datasets_and_Other_Pragmatic_Matters/17.11%3A_Other_Useful_Data_Structures
    The reason for these differences is that for this is that, for both data frames and matrices, the “row and column” version exists to allow the human user to interact with the object in the psychologic...The reason for these differences is that for this is that, for both data frames and matrices, the “row and column” version exists to allow the human user to interact with the object in the psychologically meaningful way: since both data frames and matrices are basically just tables of data, it’s the same in each case.

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