Unimprovable Solution to Systems of Empirical Linear Algebraic Equations
A. V. Serdobolski
Abstract
An optimum solution free from degeneration is found to the system of linear algebraic equations with empirical coefficients and right-hand sides. The quadratic risk of estimators of the unknown solution vector is minimized over a class of linear systems with given square norm of the coefficient matrix and length of the right-hand side vector. Empirical coefficients and right-hand sides are assumed to be independent and normal with known variance. It is found that the optimal estimator has the form of a regularized minimum square solution with an extension multiple. A simple formula is derived showing explicitly the dependence of the minimal risk on parameters.
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