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Results tagged with linear-algebra
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A field of mathematics concerned with the study of finite dimensional vector spaces, including matrices and their manipulation, which are important in statistics.
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Finding linear transformation under which distance matrices are similar
I have $n$ sets of vectors, where each set $S_i$ contains $k$ vectors in $\mathbb{R}^d$. I know there is some unknown linear transformation $W$ under which the distance matrix $D_i$ (a $k\times k$ mat …
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