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Matrix to decompose
(Am. or Eu. data†). • |
Computes the Cholesky
decompositions of the given symmetric positive definite
matrix, A: as A = LCh LChT;
and as A = L D LT.
('T' means 'transpose', but is indicated by prime
in the results.) A symmetric positive definite matrix, A
is such that xTAx > 0
(x ≠ 0). (It has positive diagonal elementws.)
† Am. or Eu. data: data can be given in
American (Am.) or European (Eu.) style (such as in 'csv' files),
i.e., with decimal mark
point (e.g., 12.3, 4.7...) or
comma (e.g., 12,3; 4,7...) and optional coherent separators
(such as tab). |
• Google: Cholesky decomposition
• Wikipedia Monte Carlo simulation (application in)
• Algowiki software implementation (source of the code used)
• Vandenberghe,
Lieven, 12. Cholesky factorization.pdf (Appl. Num. Computing)
• Rosetta Code Cholesky decomposition (source of the base data)
• Haugh, Martin,
2004, The Monte Carlo Framework, Examples from Finance and
Generating Correlated Random Variables.pdf
(Columbia
Univ.)
• 1625-08-13: Bartholin, Erasmus
(1698-11-04). |