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A Linear System (or system of linear equations) is a collection of one or m
linear equations involving the same set of variables, x1, x2, …, xn.
A system of linear equations:
In matrix-vector form, we have
Where , , and
This is a system of equations and unknowns.
We would like to know when and how many solutions exist for this system
Linear SystemMonday, September 30, 2013
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Let , , and
If , there exists a solution.-
The system is called consistent.-
There exists at least one solution if .-
The existence of the solution?
If , there exists only one solution, no ambiguity.-
If , there exists many solutions.-
There exists only one solution if not only , but also
(i.e., columns of A are linearly independent).
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The uniqueness of the solution?
Remarks: In general
Existence: If is onto (i.e., ) and one-to-one (i.e., there exists one solution.
Uniqueness: The unique solution is given by .
If , matrix is square, and the number of unknowns equals the numbe
equations
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Existence: if , many choices of lead to , i.e., there are ma
solutions.
Uniqueness: If is one solution (i.e., ) and , then also a solution.
characterizes freedom of input choices.
This system is also called underdetermined.
If , matrix A is called (strictly) fat, and there are more unknowns than
equations
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Existence: there is no solution.
This system is also called overdetermined.
If , matrix A is called (strictly) skinny, and there are more equations tha
unknowns
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Existence and Uniqueness of the SolutionTuesday, October 01, 2013
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We just saw that when , the system dose not have any solu
We are looking for a vector for which is the closest to y.
Define the (approximation) error as Find that minimizes
is called the least squares (or approximation) solution of
More precisely,
Least-SquaresTuesday, October 01, 2013
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Let be skinny (i.e., ) and of full rank (i.e.,
Show that the solution to the minimization problem
Min
is
is a linear function of y-
is called the pseudo-inverse of -
is a left inverse of matrix -
If A is square, -
Remarks:
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is the closest point in to . It is called the
projection of onto .
is given by-
The projection function is a linear function of y-
is called the projection matrix-
A matrix is a projection matrix if . Why?-
Remarks:
ProjectionTuesday, October 01, 2013
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Show that -
•
•
, where •
, where and •
OrthogonalityWednesday, October 02, 2013
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Suppose is skinny and full rank.
, and
upper triangular and invertible.
Using QR decomposition method, we have
Show that
•
•
Remarks: we have
Least-Squares and Full QR Factorization:
, , and orthogona
upper triangular and invertible
Using full QR decomposition method, we have
Show that
Remarks: we have
–
Least-Squares and QR FactorizationWednesday, October 02, 2013
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–
gives the projection onto –
–
gives the projection onto –
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Least-Squares EstimationWednesday, October 02, 2013
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