The `size()` function in the Eigen library of C++ is used to retrieve the dimensions of a `MatrixXd` object. It returns an `Eigen::Index` object containing the number of rows and columns of the matrix. The `size()` function provides a convenient way to programmatically access the dimensions of a matrix and is often used in error checking or when manipulating matrix operations.
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