Abstract. Iterative methods are often suitable for solving least-squares problems min kAx, bk2, whereA 2 R m n is large and sparse. The use of the conjugate gradient method with a nonsingular square submatrix A1 2 R n n of A as preconditioner was first suggested by Läuchli in 1961. This conjugate gradient method has recently been extended by Yuan to generalized least-squares problems. In this paper we consider the problem of finding a suitable submatrix A1 and its LU factorization for a sparse rectangular matrix A. We give three algorithms based on the sparse LU factorization algorithm by Gilbert and Peierls. Numerical results are given, which indicate that our preconditioners can be effective. (1.1) Key words. Linear least squares, precond...
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AbstractLet A ε ℛm × n(with m ⩾ n and rank (A) = n) and b ε ℛm × 1 be given. Assume that an approxim...
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New preconditioning strategies for solving m × n overdetermined large and sparse linear least squar...
A new family of preconditioners for conjugate gradient-like iterative methods applied to large spars...
A new family of preconditioners for conjugate gradient-like iterative methods applied to large spars...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
AbstractA variant of the preconditioned conjugate gradient method to solve generalized least squares...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
AbstractWe compare two recently proposed block-SOR methods for the solution of large least squares p...
AbstractLet A ε ℛm × n(with m ⩾ n and rank (A) = n) and b ε ℛm × 1 be given. Assume that an approxim...
International audienceIn this paper, we are interested in computing the solution of an overdetermine...
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International audienceIn this paper, we are interested in computing the solution of an overdetermine...
International audienceIn this paper, we are interested in computing the solution of an overdetermine...
New preconditioning strategies for solving m × n overdetermined large and sparse linear least squar...
A new family of preconditioners for conjugate gradient-like iterative methods applied to large spars...
A new family of preconditioners for conjugate gradient-like iterative methods applied to large spars...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
AbstractA variant of the preconditioned conjugate gradient method to solve generalized least squares...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
International audienceWe investigate how to use an LU factorization with the classical LSQR routine ...
AbstractWe compare two recently proposed block-SOR methods for the solution of large least squares p...
AbstractLet A ε ℛm × n(with m ⩾ n and rank (A) = n) and b ε ℛm × 1 be given. Assume that an approxim...