Matrix Algebra and Multivariate Analysis Fundamentals
Learn about matrix algebra, identity matrix, diagonal matrix, triangular matrix, null matrix, and operations like addition and multiplication of matrices. Dive into the basics of multivariate analysis with Dr. Asmaa Ghalib Jabir.
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MULTIVARIATEANALYSIS Dr. Asmaa Ghalib Jabir
LECTURE ONE Matrix Algebra
MATRIX ALGEBRA The Matrix It is an ordered array of a set of observations as m "rows" and n "columns", those observations are called: "elements". A=(( aij)) , where is: i=1,2,3, , m and j=1,2,3, , n. Trace of a Matrix The sum of elements on the main diagonal of a square matrix (A) is called the "trace" of a matrix. For (n n) matrix (A),
Identity Matrix The identity matrix is a square matrix with (1) one in each main diagonal position and zero elements. Identity matrix is a special case of a diagonal matrix. The Vector Vector is a n 1 matrix, that is, a matrix consisting of a single column of n elements.
Diagonal Matrix It is a square matrix with non-zero elements only on its main diagonal. While some of ai elements may be zero. Triangular Matrix Upper triangle Matrix If a square matrix has non-zero elements only on and above its main diagonal, it is called "upper triangular" matrix. Lower triangle Matrix If a square matrix has non-zero elements only on and under its diagonal, it is called "lower triangular" matrix. Null Matrix The (n m) null matrix has zero in each of its positions and denoted by (O).
Addition and Subtraction of Matrices The sum of two matrices of like dimensions is the matrix of the sum of corresponding elements. Let A & B are matrices of the same oreder (n n), then: their addition will be:
Multiplication of Matrix It is necessary that the number of columns of matrix Abe equal to the number of rows of matrix B. So, if A is of dimension p r and B is of dimension r q, then, the multiplication results is of p q dimension with "ijth elements of C computed as: In general, 4 13 2 = = A B C 2x 3 6 3 4
