Proving the Properties of Pseudo Inverse and Transpose

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The discussion focuses on proving the properties of the pseudo-inverse and transpose of matrices, specifically the equation (xyT)+=(xTx)+(yTy)+yxT. The user encountered difficulties in expanding the left side and manipulating the equation to reach the expected result. Key to the proof is demonstrating that the matrices x and y are arbitrary, and that they satisfy the four Moore-Penrose properties: (1) AGA=A, (2) GAG=G, (3) (AG)T=AG, and (4) (GA)T=GA. The user references the Wikipedia page on the Moore-Penrose pseudo-inverse for additional context.

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I have been battling with this for hours now, i just keep getting stuck.
It is to show that:
(xyT)+=(xTx)+(yTy)+yxT

After expanding the left side, leting xyT=A. I get stuck at (yxTxyT)+yxT

I have tried from both sides of the equation, but can't arrive at the expected result. Any clues?
 
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I got it. All that needs to be done is to show that it satisfies the four penrose properties which state that (1) AGA=A
(2) GAG=G
(3) (AG)T=AG
(4) (GA)T=GA
By letting A=xyT and G=the right hand side, this can easily be proved.
Thanks for the effort anyway.
 

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