An $ O(mn^2)$ direct algorithm to compute a solution of a system of m linear equations Ax=b with n variables is presented. It is concise and matrix inversion-free. It provides an in-built consistency check and also produces the rank of the matrix A. Further, if necessary, it can prune the redundant rows of A and convert A into a full row rank matrix thus preserving the complete information of the system. In addition, the algorithm produces the unique projection operator that projects the real (n)-dimensional space orthogonally onto the null space of A and that provides a means of computing a relative error bound for the solution vector as well as a nonnegative solution
Two new algorithms for solving the overdetermined system of linear inequalities Ca > 0 are presented...
Two algorithms are here presented. The first one is for obtaining a Chebyshev solution of an overdet...
We consider a multiple objective linear program (MOLP) max{Cx|Ax = b,x in N_{0}^{n}} where C = (c_ij...
The problem of obtaining a minimum L 1e solution of an underdetermined system of consistent linear e...
Concise algorithms to compute a solution of a system of m linear equations Ax=b with n variables are...
AbstractAn algorithm for computing solutions of overdetermined systems of linear equations in n real...
Presented here, in a vector formulation, is an O(mn2) direct concise algorithm that prunes/identifie...
Let A0x=b0 be a consistent (but possibly unknown) linear algebraic system of m equations in n unknow...
The study deals with systems of linear algebraic equations and algorithms of their solution with a g...
A method for calculating the strict Chebyshev solution of overdetermined systems of linear equations...
The class of the ABS methods was introduced by Abaffy, Broyden and Spedicato in 1984, see [1]. These...
AbstractWe develop successive overrelaxation (SOR) methods for finding the least squares solution of...
AbstractIn this article we propose a procedure which generates the exact solution for the system Ax ...
AbstractAn algorithm for solving m×n systems of (max,+)-linear equations is presented. The systems h...
Abstract. The method, called the Multi-Stage ABS algorithm, for solv-ing the over-determined linear ...
Two new algorithms for solving the overdetermined system of linear inequalities Ca > 0 are presented...
Two algorithms are here presented. The first one is for obtaining a Chebyshev solution of an overdet...
We consider a multiple objective linear program (MOLP) max{Cx|Ax = b,x in N_{0}^{n}} where C = (c_ij...
The problem of obtaining a minimum L 1e solution of an underdetermined system of consistent linear e...
Concise algorithms to compute a solution of a system of m linear equations Ax=b with n variables are...
AbstractAn algorithm for computing solutions of overdetermined systems of linear equations in n real...
Presented here, in a vector formulation, is an O(mn2) direct concise algorithm that prunes/identifie...
Let A0x=b0 be a consistent (but possibly unknown) linear algebraic system of m equations in n unknow...
The study deals with systems of linear algebraic equations and algorithms of their solution with a g...
A method for calculating the strict Chebyshev solution of overdetermined systems of linear equations...
The class of the ABS methods was introduced by Abaffy, Broyden and Spedicato in 1984, see [1]. These...
AbstractWe develop successive overrelaxation (SOR) methods for finding the least squares solution of...
AbstractIn this article we propose a procedure which generates the exact solution for the system Ax ...
AbstractAn algorithm for solving m×n systems of (max,+)-linear equations is presented. The systems h...
Abstract. The method, called the Multi-Stage ABS algorithm, for solv-ing the over-determined linear ...
Two new algorithms for solving the overdetermined system of linear inequalities Ca > 0 are presented...
Two algorithms are here presented. The first one is for obtaining a Chebyshev solution of an overdet...
We consider a multiple objective linear program (MOLP) max{Cx|Ax = b,x in N_{0}^{n}} where C = (c_ij...