A class of positive semidefinite matrices
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It is a known fact that, given a positive definite matrix \(y_{ij}\), the ``standardized matrix \(y_{ij}(y_{ii}y_{jj})^{-}\) is again positive definite. The authors investigate more general standardization methods of the form \(a_{ij}(\alpha)y_{ij}\) where \(\alpha\) is a positive number and \(a_{ij}(\alpha)=(\phi (x_ i,\alpha)+\phi (x_ j,\alpha))^{-}.\) Positive definiteness and positive semidefiniteness is preserved under fairly general conditions.
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