Projection onto intersection of affine subspaces
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I was wondering if there is a closed formular for the projection onto the intersection of the subspaces $Ax = b$ and $Zx = 0$. I know there is a closed formula for either one of those, but can you also project onto the interesection by use of the pseudoinverse?
I am aware of the alternating projection method, but this takes too long for my purposes.
Thanks!
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I was wondering if there is a closed formular for the projection onto the intersection of the subspaces $Ax = b$ and $Zx = 0$. I know there is a closed formula for either one of those, but can you also project onto the interesection by use of the pseudoinverse?
I am aware of the alternating projection method, but this takes too long for my purposes.
Thanks!
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I was wondering if there is a closed formular for the projection onto the intersection of the subspaces $Ax = b$ and $Zx = 0$. I know there is a closed formula for either one of those, but can you also project onto the interesection by use of the pseudoinverse?
I am aware of the alternating projection method, but this takes too long for my purposes.
Thanks!
linear-algebra
I was wondering if there is a closed formular for the projection onto the intersection of the subspaces $Ax = b$ and $Zx = 0$. I know there is a closed formula for either one of those, but can you also project onto the interesection by use of the pseudoinverse?
I am aware of the alternating projection method, but this takes too long for my purposes.
Thanks!
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