@arqi25 One would decompose the coefficient matrix the same way as the example. You decompose square matrices, not sets of equations. In this case A=[1 1 1; 2 -1 1 ; 4 1 -1], X=[x1, x2 x3], C=[-1 4 1]. First decompose A=LU, then solve LZ=C, and then UX=Z.
Go to numericalmethods(dot)eng(dot)usf(dot)edu; click Keyword. Click LU Decomposition. Read textbook chapter.
Go to numericalmethodsguy channel on YouTube, click playlists, click LU Decomposition & see the 2nd video.
I can't believe I got through my whole degree still rusty at this!!
The only thing that might require some mental 'sitting down' is how the values of L23, L31 and L32 work when the two matrices are multiplied. I know enough though to use the method. I tended to just solve each summation (when multiplying two matrices together to get each element of the matrix product in it's corresponding row and column) as a simultaneous equation, using L11, L22, L33 as a 1 to narrow down the options.
Very nice clear explanation of LU decomposition. I'm currently in a grad class and we are covering this topic and I could not follow the professor. I watched this video once and got it immediately. Thanks!
So this was pretty good in explaining LU decomposition. However, what is the use of this in terms of solving a system of equations? Why would one use this method over alternatives such as Gauss-Jordan Inversion or Cramer's Rule?
@andronicusyyz It is all about computation time. LU Decomposition takes less computation time if you have to solve many sets of eqns with different RHS or if you are finding inverse of a matrix. Go to numericalmethods(dot)eng(dot)usf(dot)edu, and click on keyword, click on LU decomposition, annd see the textbook chapter, and go to page 2. You will have the complete answer!
Please add captions as soon as possible, I am most of the time in a library and I have no sound on the computer. Takes me time to figure out what you're doing ^.^
@ProxySpam It may be time to get some headphones. Captioning is very expensive and time consuming process. My university is helping me to put this on iTunes and most probably will be close captioning it. But it is going to take a while.
very well set out, I appreciate this tutorial very much
raffa123able 1 week ago
Hi Sir, I understand what you did there, but how would you use LU decomposition to solve this problem [1 1 -1 ] [x1] [-1] 2 -1 1 x2 = 4 1 -1 -1 x3 1
sorry about the brackets they r supposed to be long! Thank You.
arqi25 1 week ago
@arqi25 One would decompose the coefficient matrix the same way as the example. You decompose square matrices, not sets of equations. In this case A=[1 1 1; 2 -1 1 ; 4 1 -1], X=[x1, x2 x3], C=[-1 4 1]. First decompose A=LU, then solve LZ=C, and then UX=Z.
Go to numericalmethods(dot)eng(dot)usf(dot)edu; click Keyword. Click LU Decomposition. Read textbook chapter.
Go to numericalmethodsguy channel on YouTube, click playlists, click LU Decomposition & see the 2nd video.
numericalmethodsguy 1 week ago
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I can't believe I got through my whole degree still rusty at this!!
The only thing that might require some mental 'sitting down' is how the values of L23, L31 and L32 work when the two matrices are multiplied. I know enough though to use the method. I tended to just solve each summation (when multiplying two matrices together to get each element of the matrix product in it's corresponding row and column) as a simultaneous equation, using L11, L22, L33 as a 1 to narrow down the options.
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TimpBizkit 2 weeks ago
What if the matrix i am given equals something?
devinep5 3 weeks ago
@devinep5 Give me the problem statement. Remember if AX=C is a set of eqns, the decomposition of A just depends on A, not on C.
numericalmethodsguy 3 weeks ago
Thank you!
gelidusgaudium 1 month ago
Thanks a lot..really helpful..now i know how to get L by just using the multiplier which can be got from U =)
TheDanydanial 3 months ago
Excellent! Extremely helpful!
MetallicOrange 4 months ago
thank you! it would have taken me days to learn that on my own by book!
coljackdripperofburp 4 months ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
wilcatesondwong 5 months ago
Thanks alot sir.. u made this problem very easy
TheKb07 7 months ago
Good explanation!
SHDTRAN 8 months ago
why is a vid of some dumb cunt shaking her ass top of the suggestions column? , GTF BITCH IM DOING MATH
emerickmage 10 months ago
@xgokkusagix It can only be used on a square matrix.
numericalmethodsguy 10 months ago
ok cudnt kill it ..but gave it some punches..hoping for 70% lets see :D lol
samia7756 11 months ago
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hussainhassain 11 months ago
two thumbs up for this lecture :D now gonna go to the quiz and kill it insh'Allah !!
samia7756 11 months ago
Very nice clear explanation of LU decomposition. I'm currently in a grad class and we are covering this topic and I could not follow the professor. I watched this video once and got it immediately. Thanks!
vfranco06 1 year ago
nice and clear. Thanks. I envy your students, they are so lucky
RahaSFU 1 year ago
So this was pretty good in explaining LU decomposition. However, what is the use of this in terms of solving a system of equations? Why would one use this method over alternatives such as Gauss-Jordan Inversion or Cramer's Rule?
andronicusyyz 1 year ago
@andronicusyyz It is all about computation time. LU Decomposition takes less computation time if you have to solve many sets of eqns with different RHS or if you are finding inverse of a matrix. Go to numericalmethods(dot)eng(dot)usf(dot)edu, and click on keyword, click on LU decomposition, annd see the textbook chapter, and go to page 2. You will have the complete answer!
numericalmethodsguy 1 year ago 2
@numericalmethodsguy i think your not allow to use a cumputer when you take a exam so you better learn it by this way!!
acomodo92 8 months ago
@andronicusyyz It's useful to pass your math exam lol
ProxySpam 1 year ago
Please add captions as soon as possible, I am most of the time in a library and I have no sound on the computer. Takes me time to figure out what you're doing ^.^
ProxySpam 1 year ago
@ProxySpam It may be time to get some headphones. Captioning is very expensive and time consuming process. My university is helping me to put this on iTunes and most probably will be close captioning it. But it is going to take a while.
numericalmethodsguy 1 year ago
@numericalmethodsguy Thats ok I got the method. Clear even with no sound lol
ProxySpam 1 year ago
yo tandoori man, very clear, very precise. thanks.
trinijuice2008 1 year ago
Crystal clear. Thank you very much.
milindrakulugammana 1 year ago
hahahah i cant believe LU decomposition was this easy.....thank you professor for sharing this video
cacashit23 1 year ago
fucking great! I have searched in 3 good book this method and could not find any. Thanks a lot man!
jcdmb 1 year ago
Very helpful thanks
dantheactionman 1 year ago
pretty useless for first 10 minutes. Skip to the last 2 minutes and the explanation is pretty good.
mpbaker22 1 year ago
Great video! Subscribed !
vitfc 1 year ago
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alice1cmd 1 year ago
Thank you so much, I'll be putting this info to use tomorrow
tweakedmofo 1 year ago
Thanks!!
raphaelgentile450 1 year ago
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shiringham 1 year ago
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eajustin06 1 year ago
awesome, clearest lecture about this ever!
fusion2x 1 year ago
Very helpful!
iwashungry 1 year ago
jus superb...... thanks for uploading it......
SoumyaGangula 1 year ago
outstanding!!!
Crayfish1010 1 year ago
Awesome!. I very much appreciate him. This is crystal clear.
phowaiwin 1 year ago
Thanks for this very clear exposition. I'll be sharing this with my own linear algebra students.
rtalbert235 1 year ago
@rtalbert235 Please email me the university you are taking the course at!
numericalmethodsguy 1 year ago
AWESOME!
divinenuker 1 year ago
awesome! he did such an awesome job explaining LU Decomp. Thanks!
Peeanorun 1 year ago
Brilliant! I'm panicing and i have to say that i have this nailed now because of this vid!!
Brilliant teacher.
barryon 2 years ago
Thank you man. Very good video. Maybe I'll pass this exam after all? :)
fiwel 2 years ago
very clear
yunjizzle 2 years ago
really well presented, awesome instructional video
jiminikiz 2 years ago
Great teacher. Thanks for this vid.
zsiuramCie 2 years ago
Thank you i have my exam in 2 hours this is a great video.
Tordre 2 years ago
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ramjam19 2 years ago
great! helped me a lot
pangolish 2 years ago