inversion of covariance sub-matrices
- From: "john.tramuta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <john.tramuta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 17:30:24 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
I am having the following problem and was wondering whether anybody
could help.
I have an n x p data matrix X containing n observations on p
variables, which I use to compute the p x p covariance matrix X ' X
and its inverse.
Now, call D ' D the q x q sub-matrix of X ' X obtained by taking q
columns and q rows of X ' X.
I need to efficiently compute the inverse of D ' D for all q=1,
2, ..., p-1, sequentially (i.e. starting with only one variable, and
adding one variable at a time).
Can this be done recursively, or efficiently using the inverse of X '
X?
Thanks,
John
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