how can i force a matrix to be positive sime-definite matrix?

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arkedia
arkedia 2013년 2월 12일
i'm creating a gibbs sampling algorithm and i one of thge steps an error appears in using mvnrnd function , sigma must be positive semi definite matrix what can i do?

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Jan
Jan 2013년 2월 12일
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Perhaps it helps to know, that A*A is positive semi-definite for any matrix A. But it is not clear how your data should be changed to match the requirements. Please post more details.

Youssef  Khmou
Youssef Khmou 2013년 2월 12일
hi, arkedia,
like Jan said you can take mvnrnd(A*A) if A is square or A*conj(A') otherwise and A*A~SIGMA , but if A is an array of data then A*A will create covariance of SIGMA matrix itself which will mess your calculations,
Try to alter your code using abs(SIGMA) instead of sigma .

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