1973
DOI: 10.1093/imamat/12.3.329
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Least Squares Computations by Givens Transformations Without Square Roots

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“…Therefore this method may turn out to be more competitive on modern computers where the time taken for floating-point additions and multidimensional array indexings are not negligible compared to that for multiplications. Also, the use of fast Givens [4] may result in substantial improvement in efficiency.…”
Section: S O M E C O M P U T a T I O N A L Detailsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore this method may turn out to be more competitive on modern computers where the time taken for floating-point additions and multidimensional array indexings are not negligible compared to that for multiplications. Also, the use of fast Givens [4] may result in substantial improvement in efficiency.…”
Section: S O M E C O M P U T a T I O N A L Detailsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is assumed that slow Givens is used throughout the calculation. If fast Givens [4] had been used, then the entries would become approximately 2mn 2 and 2n 3, instead.…”
Section: Mod-svdmentioning
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“…An implementation described in Section 5 uses aggregated rotations and further reduces both the memory traffic and the flop count. For real shifts, we have (5/4)n 2 + O(n) flops with double rotations, (7/6)n 2 + O(n) flops with triple rotations, and fast rotations [Gentleman 1973;Hammarling 1974], run with only n 2 + O(n) flops. In the case of complex shifts, we have (5/2)n 2 + O(n) flops for double rotations, and (7/3)n 2 + O(n) for triple rotations.…”
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“…An error analysis of the QR decomposition by HRs and GRs are given by Gentleman (1975) and Higham (2000), respectively.…”
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