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3. Inversion of a linear model: the case of finite-dimensional estimation
3.1 Solving the ordinary least squares problem
When there are n measurements stored in a vector y, subject to measurement error
and the model is linear, we can write vectorially :
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Inversion of a linear model: the case of finite-dimensional estimation
Inversion of a linear model: the case of finite-dimensional estimation
Non-linear model inversion
