Fall 2018 > Science & Mathematics > MATH.5640 > 001
Course No: MATH.5640-001; SIS Class Nbr: 15473; SIS Term: 2810
Course Status: Registration Closed
Use of iterative algorithms to find exact or approximate constrained solutions to large, and often spares, systems of linear equations, and on applications, such as medical imaging, in which such problems arise. Maximization of likelihood and entropy. Emphasis on exploiting sparseness, accelerating convergence, and stabilizing calculations in the presence of noise. Block-iterative methods and bounds for singular values will be included. Basic results in matrix theory presented as needed.
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