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Examples: What do quadratic equations teach us about general linear systems?
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Generalizations: 2B The General Linear-Systems Problem
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The Three Types of Solutions to General Linear Systems
In 2B The General Linear-Systems Problem, we will see we have three options for solution type.
- Unique solution: Given
and must be full-rank[1] (full column rank). - Nonunique solution: Given
and rank deficient (aka is not full rank & not one-to-one). - No solution: Given
but . In this case, the GLSP has no solution but we can think about minimizing the distance between and given .
- Problem 4: 3 The Full-Rank Least-Squares Problem
- Problem 6: RDLSP
Rectangular but the same properties of nonsingular whole. You can imagine full-rank as the generalization of nonsingular. ↩︎