Ladder

Gramian conditioning — the ladder

One essay so far against this idea. A ladder is the distinct arguments that stand against one idea, and this one has room to grow.
  1. condition numbers, on a logarithmic scaleκ(P)5.66·10¹⁸κ(Q)5.71·10¹⁸√(κ(P)κ(Q)) — the SVD route5.68·10¹⁸κ(P)κ(Q) — the product route3.23·10³⁷1/u4.5·10¹⁵the mean, or the productand only one of them fits

    A condition number that is not the model's

    κ(P)κ(Q) is quoted as the reason one route to the Hankel singular values fails, and it is. It is also read as a measure of how reducible a model is, and it is not — the norm of the Gramian does not move at all as the McMillan degree runs from four to fourteen, and the condition number wanders over a factor of thirty-five with no trend.

    rung 1 · reduction

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