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;Usage 2: <code>svd('''1''', <var>A</var>, <var>trn</var>)</code>
;Usage 2: <code>svd('''1''', <var>A</var>, <var>trn</var>)</code>
;Result 2: Returns the matrix ''C''=<code>trn(''T'')*''T''</code>. ''C'' is a square matrix with M rows and columns (MxM).
;Result 2: Returns the matrix <code>''C''=trn(''T'')*''T''</code>. ''C'' is a square matrix with M rows and columns (MxM).
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;Usage 3: <code>svd('''2''', <var>A</var>, <var>trn</var>, <var>U</var>, <var>S</var>, <var>V</var>)</code>
;Usage 3: <code>svd('''2''', <var>A</var>, <var>trn</var>, <var>U</var>, <var>S</var>, <var>V</var>)</code>

Latest revision as of 09:50, 21 April 2011

Singular value decomposition (SVD).


Usage 1
svd(0, A, trn)
A
the NxM matrix to be transformed
trn
transformation to be applied to A
trn transformed matrix T (NxM) description trn(T)*T
(MxM)
0 T[i,j] = A[i,j] no transformation "Streumatrix"
1 T[i,j] = A[i,j]-avr(A) subtract matrix mean
2 T[i,j] = A[i,j]-avr(A[*,j]) subtract column mean (center columns) covariance matrix
3 T[i,j] = (A[i,j]-avr(A[*,j]))/dev(A[*,j]) subtract column mean, devide by column deviation (center and standardize columns) correlation matrix
4 T[i,j] = A[i,j]-(avr(A[i,*])+avr(A[*,j]))+avr(A) subtract row and column mean, add matrix mean (center rows and columns)
Result 1
The transformed matrix T.

Usage 2
svd(1, A, trn)
Result 2
Returns the matrix C=trn(T)*T. C is a square matrix with M rows and columns (MxM).

Usage 3
svd(2, A, trn, U, S, V)
U
contains on return the NxM matrix U
S
contains on return the vector S with M elements; Note: the returned vector contains the diagonal elements of the matrix Σ, which are called the singular values.
V
contains on return the MxM matrix V
Result 3
Computes the SVD of the transformed input matrix T.
solve: T = U * Σ * trn(V)
The results are stored in the (optional) numerical tables (references) U (NxM), S (Mx1, diagonal of Σ) and V (MxM). The return value is the NxM matrix PC=U * Σ.

Usage 4
svd(3, A, trn, U, S, V)
S
contains on return the vector S with M elements; Note: the returned vector contains the diagonal elements of the matrix Σ (singular values).
V
contains on return the MxM matrix V
Result 4
Computes the SVD of the transformed and squared input matrix T.
C = trn(T) * T
solve: C = V * Σ * trn(V)
The results are stored in the (optional) numerical tables (references) S (Mx1, diagonal of Σ) and V (MxM). The return value is the NxM matrix PC=A * V.

Usage 5
svd(4, C, S, V)
C
the MxM input data matrix
S
contains on return the vector S with M elements; Note: the returned vector contains the diagonal elements of the matrix Σ (singular values).
V
contains on return the MxM matrix V
Result 5
Computes the SVD of the matrix C. It is assumed that C is (optional) transformed and squared matrix derived from a NxM data matrix.
solve: C = V * Σ * trn(V)
The results are stored in the (optional) numerical tables (references) S (Mx1, diagonal of Σ) and V (MxM). The return value is always 0.

See also
var, corr, dist, haclust, modclust

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