Linear Algebra and Its Applications¶
Strang, G. (1976). Linear Algebra and Its Applications. Academic Press.
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- Linearity
- Recognising this lets a modeller choose linear regression as a first, decomposable hypothesis class to be tested before committing to a more elaborate nonlinear fit (Strang's pedagogical framing: linearity is the starting hypothesis you should always be able to defend or reject explicitly
This source(Now in its 5th edition / Introduction to Linear Algebra; the canonical pedagogical reference for applied linear algebra in engineering and the sciences across the late 20th and early 21st century. Cited here as the standard pedagogical framing for linearity as a first hypothesis class to be defended or rejected explicitly.)
- Recognising this lets a modeller choose linear regression as a first, decomposable hypothesis class to be tested before committing to a more elaborate nonlinear fit (Strang's pedagogical framing: linearity is the starting hypothesis you should always be able to defend or reject explicitly
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