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Ce 501 Nov 2 2020 Lecture Notes

The document outlines concepts related to orthogonal vectors, projections, and projection matrices, emphasizing their applications in least squares problems. It explains the conditions for orthogonality, the formulation of projection matrices, and their properties, including symmetry and rank. Additionally, it discusses the significance of these concepts in solving linear equations and finding linear relationships between variables.
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Ce 501 Nov 2 2020 Lecture Notes

The document outlines concepts related to orthogonal vectors, projections, and projection matrices, emphasizing their applications in least squares problems. It explains the conditions for orthogonality, the formulation of projection matrices, and their properties, including symmetry and rank. Additionally, it discusses the significance of these concepts in solving linear equations and finding linear relationships between variables.
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OUTLINE

D ORTHOGONAL VECTORS

D PROJECTIONS

D PROJECTION MATRICES

0 APPLICATION → LEAST SQUARES


^ 't x

x
x
T

-
ORTHOGONAL VECTORS -

Ijdotprodnet
×
, y are
orthogonal if

yT.x=o
aid

ieg/x=[ ! 11×11=1424325
'
,
7
If 11×11=514
11×112+14112=11 112 if
xdyxt.x-yt.y-cxtygtfxtyjxt.gr
x

-
O

=
xtxtytytxytytx
EE
''
"" " →
" "

Cy
subspace s is orthogonal to subspace T
vector in S is 1 to
means
every every
vector in T (
they only meet at the
zero
.

neuter )

row
space

{
c. CAT )
dim -_ rank CA ) Row 1>
space
diner
Rn >
.
orthogonal
null
to the

NCA )
space
dim -
n - ,

NCA )
A- x = 0
if x E

- '

:
-

÷÷:3 -
.

( row 1
of A) . X = 0 so xd row 1

( row m
if A) . X = 0 so x d row 2

eat rank CA ) I

]
-
= r =

* =
23, Yo n
-
-
s

dim [ NCA )] =3 -
I = 2
117=2
n =3

4,2551¥;) ;¥µy
o
a- x
-

¥7
is
NCA ) plane perpendicular 3×1
to vector

fig) ← NCA )

(2)
-
PROJECTIONS -

start with 2- dimensions

as if >a b
i.e e =
p
-

p :
projection of b
p
-
x. a

onto a

>n
p is a

multiple of
e -1 a vector a

ad e
e = b -
X .
oh

at .
e = 0

at.(b -
X a) = O

atb = at x. a xata =aTb

X =
Atb
ate

a. X
p x. a
= =

aa¥p
P
-
-

projection
.

T
matrix
.

p = ace → matrix
→ scalar

pfP
qaif4.fi
""

1K¥
'

'
a' "
P,
space of
Column "


p=
Ccp ) is
.

line
through a .

a
a.az


rank P )
( =L .ae


symmetric ,
PT =p
pn =P
e.g Pp's Pp

, .

@
.ae/-sL-aOjagyOronu--s
a

aaa:
a .az 922 dim[ Ccp )J=r=1

P2=p
Try
Let's dimensional
try
3
space
-

"
Zarb e- b -

p AX=b no X
"
ie assume exists
etch)
Pg:> are that
there is
no solution

fee .

79
Lin >
)n

① ②

.ve#sine.iE--LaiiaI)
there any
'

n
Eats:S
solution
b
# CA)
p= Iga -15202
,
Find the right
some combination of combination , i.e .

the column vectors -


f- A a vector so
that elect)

p= A. I
AI ICCA )
find I key b
: -

La ,

aifb-AXI-oazqb-AII-ota2-aaiica.mn "

;
2×3

µ
£ b- AI is
At (b A- 5) } erector 2

t,m
-

e in the
/ CCA )=p=z
Ate -0
nuohfyf.eu

aim
3-2=1 Atb -

ATA I = O

ATA I = Atb
' '

CATAI A' AREA AI Atb


''

ne -

'

I -
CATAJ Atb
A. I
p
-

'

p
-

-
ACATAI Atb
-

⑧ projection
matrix
'

F- ACATAJ AT pT=p
→ p'=P

.aatiI¥
'
'
'

a'

Finna anemia '


"¥¥¥¥?÷¥
\
.

is it invertible ?

(5)
-
Ax = b

eny
1
A
f
=/!;)
=

's
fi
ar
i

a' A
HI!
go ] -12717:L see:#Ais
Ata
,

always inutile

:÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷t
n ::: ::c
i:÷
by only looking at matrix A ,

: ::÷÷÷÷÷÷÷.
NC ATA) = NLA) → ATA is
invertible
"
÷
both sides
multiply
XT
by
XT ATA .
x = 0

Taxi

(6)
→x÷¥¥En
"

Tf A-
-
enisted ,
meaning full"
rank
,
r =m=n

spans all
of IR
'
A- steel
if
'

Note : em

Entree
D=
ACA AT
at #I' AT
'
'
cases A .
A →
Egnatia
BECCA ), P.b=b
if bibe.EE#t
CAT )^ AT
'
A A' = I Battin's is

tf b ICCA ) ,
P b
.
- O
WITI Easter
because m
>n
b

-
LEAST SQUARES -

b
a
'
+ It objective is to find
E- a linear relationship
2 between two variables
b & t
*
objective
-
i
,

µ ' ' '

> t → b = Ct D. t
i 2 3
tib
Ch D= 1

¥÷÷÷i÷¥¥
' ) c +

Sometimes we carrot
¥ :# z

.no#ion-i:3-ks-ifz1 '

because
none

drat b
# CCA) A X b
b

ff
case
A- X=b
find
a
want to
we "
:*

:t;mzgm
tube

b onto CCA)

(7)
A- TAI Atb
f.) ¥)
-

a-
* →
T T

=L: III. It : :]
'

a' a-
:

.b=¥;
At =

% ! :] iPod ! :]
-

E- in
2=213

I=[g) [2,1g ]
=

Try to find
I using
f=CAtATAtb
as an enexise

(8)

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