Create a Covariance matrix with its centroid.

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Covariances

define the covariances. Because a covariance matrix is a symmetric matrix, only the upper triangular part of the matrix needs to be input (row-wise). If your covariance matrix is of dimension d, your input needs d(d+1)/2 elements. The first d input elements are the elements of the first row of the covariance matrix, the next d-1 input elements are for the second row, then d-2 for the third row, etc.

Centroid

defines the centroid.

Number of observations

defines the number of observations.