Re: Singular Value Decomposition

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From: Kevin G. Rhoads
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 00:00

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In matrix inversion, nearly singular values result in rapid 
loss of precision in machine calculation.  The SVD approach
has been adapted to improving accuracy and precision in
machine inversion of nearly-singular matrices.

So you have a whole arena of machine-computation literature
to check also.
-- 
Kevin G. Rhoads, Ph.D. (Linearity is a convenient fiction.)
T_Rhoads@NO_SPAM.MSN.com
krhoads@NO_SPAM.cmpnetmail.com

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