get_inverse_GRAM | R Documentation |
Function get_inverse_GRAM()
allows to get inverse Gram matrix based on given
positive regularization constant lambda
Function check_positive_definite()
returns logical value about n trials on
'is Gram matrix positive definite or not?' Just incorrect trial returns FALSE
get_inverse_GRAM(G, l = 1e-06, check_pos_def = FALSE)
check_positive_definite(G, n = 10)
G |
Gram matrix gotten via |
l |
Lambda parameter or positive regularization constant |
check_pos_def |
Logical parameter to check the Gram matrix is positive definite or do not check |
n |
Number of iterations to check the positive definite property |
Function get_inverse_GRAM()
returns the inverse Gram matrix
based on the given positive regularization constant lambda l
Function check_positive_definite()
returns logical value:
TRUE if Gram matrix is positive definite, and FALSE if it is not
check_positive_definite()
: The function to check the positive definite property of Gram matrix
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