How can I recover $X$ from
\begin{equation} AX = B \end{equation}
when $A$ is a singular matrices?
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How can I recover $X$ from \begin{equation} AX = B \end{equation} when $A$ is a singular matrices? |
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In general you can't. For example, both vectors $$\,X_1=\binom{1}{0}\;\;,\;\;X_2=\binom{1}{1}$$ are solutions to the system $$A_1=\begin{pmatrix}1&0\\0&0\end{pmatrix}\binom{x}{y}=\binom{1}{0}$$ |
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For most matrix equations, actually there is a unique solution. You just assign variables to the contents of $X$ and solve. You will get a system of linear equations. The above example had multiple solutions because one of the equations was $0x+0y=0$, which is always true. |
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