Thanks Robert!
I was using mlab's svd function, which returns an mxn matrix for u, and
hence was unable to see how to compute the orthogonal complement!
I realize that numpy's svd gives the mxm matrix!
Thanks again.
-Smriti
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Hi Robert!
Oh! Its not a homework problem...
I read the Golub book, it tells me what an orthogonal complement is,
however, I cannot understand how I can code it.
I know about svd from numpy's mlab, but I what I want to know is how
can I compute an orthogonal complement, using SVD or otherwise.
Than
Hi!
I have been trying to figure this out, and need help...
How do I compute an orthogonal complement of a matrix using SVD?
Is there a python lib function or code that does this?
Thanks!
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