Re: REQUEST: lst sqrs with errors in both X and Y

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From: inlowm
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 1992 00:01

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  This may have been mentioned already but I believe that when
you have "errors in both x and y" you have a "Total Least
Squares" problem.  So you might want to check out the literature
on total least squares.  In particular, SIAM has a book, basically
a compilation of articles, out on total least squares.

Mark Inlow
SAIC
(619) 546-6978
inlowm@jupiter.saic.com

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Subject: Re: REQUEST: lst sqrs with errors in both X and Y
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