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Prove A' is the Generalized Inverse of A When A'A is Idempotent
so, you can prove it conceptually: since AA' is a projection, AA'A is projecting A to a space which include AA', then...? is there any way to show it equationally?
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Dec 7, 2004
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Prove A' is the Generalized Inverse of A When A'A is Idempotent
it is a subspace of A
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Dec 7, 2004
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Prove A' is the Generalized Inverse of A When A'A is Idempotent
rank A'A is equal to rank A
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Dec 7, 2004
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Prove A' is the Generalized Inverse of A When A'A is Idempotent
AA-A=A,A- is generalized inverse, and no assumption about full rank or not for A
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Prove A' is the Generalized Inverse of A When A'A is Idempotent
A' is transpose of A, A'A idempotent should mean A'AA'A=A'A, right?
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Prove A' is the Generalized Inverse of A When A'A is Idempotent
generalized inverse of A is equal to A' if A'A is idempotent?
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