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Section
4:
Using Matrix Operations
1 31
Keystrokes
Display
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5.3446
-2.2599
5.3494
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5.3494
5.3494
5.3494
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-05
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The
output voltage
is
5.3494
Z
-2.4212C
Displays
74|.
Calculates
Vo
=(R3)\I4\.
Deactivates User mode.
Least-Squares
Using
Normal
Equations
The
unconstrained least-squares problem
is
known
in
statistical
literature
as
multiple linear regression.
It
uses
the
linear model
Here,
61;
...,
bp
are the
unknown parameters,
x^,
...,
xp
are the
independent
(or
explanatory) variables,
y is the
dependent
(or
response)
variable,
and r is the
random error having expected
value
E(r)
= 0,
variance
a2.
After
making
n
observations
of y and
x1(
x%,
...,
xp,
this
problem
can
be
expressed
as
y
-
Xb
+ r
where
y is an n
-vector,
X is an n X p
matrix,
and r is an
n
-vector
consisting
of the
unknown random errors satisfying
E(r)
= 0 and
If
the
model
is
correct
and
XX
has an
inverse, then
the
calculated
least-squares solution
b =
(XrX)"1X-ry
has the
following
properties:
E(b)
=
b, so
that
b
is an
unbiased estimator
of
b.
Cov(b)
=
E((b
-
b)T(b
-
b))
=
a2(XrX)"1,
the
covariance matrix
of
the
estimator
b.

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