Method of elementary transformation to compute Moore-Penrose inverse
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The authors present a method to compute the Moore-Penrose inverse \(A^\dag\) of a given matrix \(A\) by a sequence of elementary transformations and discuss the relations between the rank of the block columns of \(A^\dag\) and that of the block rows of \(A\).
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