A new solution for the least squares problem
For a given vector \(b\) and a continuous linear operator \(T\) find an element \(c\in E\) such that \(\|Tc- b\|= \inf_{x\in E}\|Tx-b\|\), where \(T\in{\mathcal L}(E,F)\) with Hilbert spaces \(E\) and \(F\). It is assumed that the range \(R(T)\) of the operator \(T\) is closed, \(R(T)= \text{cl }R(T)\). An iterative method to obtain the generalized inverse \(T^+\), such that \(c= T+b\) is a solution of the normal system \(T'Tx= T'b\) with operator \(T'\) adjoint to \(T\), is presented. Under the assumption that \(\dim R(T')= l\), \(l\) finite, it is proved that the generalized inverse \(T^+\) is attained with \(l\) iteration steps.
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