Theory of Intelligence
MATH FOR AI•Linear Algebra•Projections And Rotations•8.3 Least Squares & Pseudo-Inverse

Introduction

What to do when Ax = b has no solution: the normal equations, the Moore–Penrose pseudo-inverse, and the link to linear regression.

Introduction

Real data is noisy. If you collect 100 measurements to fit a line with 2 parameters, the 100 equations will almost never agree perfectly — the system has no exact solution. Instead of giving up, we find the x\mathbf{x} that comes as close as possible. This idea, least squares, is exactly linear regression.

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