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    Positive definite constrained least-squares estimation of matrices (English)
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    26 September 1996
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    The problem of finding a symmetric matrix \(X\) minimizing \(B-XA\) in the least squares sense, under the condition that all eigenvalues of \(X\) exceed a given positive value, is solved by means of a sequence of quadratic programming problems. A suboptimal variant, which is guaranteed to converge in a finite number of \(QP\) steps, is given as an alternative to the optimal algorithm, which may approach a solution asymptotically.
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    least squares estimation
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    quadratic programming
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