2013 Chinese Automation Congress 2013
DOI: 10.1109/cac.2013.6775777
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Different ZFs lead to different nets: Examples of Zhang generalized inverse

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“…In [61], starting from theoretical characterizations and representations, the GNN evolution was used in solving underlying matrix equations and proposed a number of algorithms for computing outer and inner inverses with predefined range and/or null space for matrices over a field. In the time-varying case, ZNN evolution is defined using the so-called Zhang functions, which represent the underlying equation in the matrix, vector, or scalar case [31,79].…”
Section: Various Extensions Of a (B C)-inverse And An Inverse Along A...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [61], starting from theoretical characterizations and representations, the GNN evolution was used in solving underlying matrix equations and proposed a number of algorithms for computing outer and inner inverses with predefined range and/or null space for matrices over a field. In the time-varying case, ZNN evolution is defined using the so-called Zhang functions, which represent the underlying equation in the matrix, vector, or scalar case [31,79].…”
Section: Various Extensions Of a (B C)-inverse And An Inverse Along A...mentioning
confidence: 99%