How to generate Eigenvalues
Jan 03, 2010
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How to generate Eigenvalues
Hi.
I have a worksheet I'm attempting to translate into SQL (Structured Query Language), specifically Transact-SQL (Microsoft SQL Server language).
Currently the only stumbling block is that I need to generate Eigenvalues.
Are there standard algorithms that I can use, or is this so complicated that I should just pay for an external Maths library?
Thanks,
Philip
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I have a worksheet I'm attempting to translate into SQL (Structured Query Language), specifically Transact-SQL (Microsoft SQL Server language).
Currently the only stumbling block is that I need to generate Eigenvalues.
Are there standard algorithms that I can use, or is this so complicated that I should just pay for an external Maths library?
Thanks,
Philip
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Nobody can hear you scream in Euclidean space.
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Jan 04, 2010
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In the attached excel file you can found a macro to compute the eigenvalues if they are reals; that because I don't like to use complexes with excel (using macros or any other cheat), and is one of the most important argument to reject excel.
The only one excel vba function dependence is mmult, the product of arrays, so hope that can be translated to any other language.
Regards. Alvaro.
The only one excel vba function dependence is mmult, the product of arrays, so hope that can be translated to any other language.
Regards. Alvaro.
Jan 04, 2010
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Jan 04, 2010
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The maths of the "Eigenvalues" are given in Mathcad.
jmG
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Jan 04, 2010
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Jan 04, 2010
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Try eigenvals ... and if you also want the vectors eigenvec given one of the eigenvals.
Steen Gro�e
Steen Gro�e
Jan 05, 2010
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Jan 05, 2010
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Yes, this shouldn't be a necessary step...
From M14020 Help - eigenvecs(M, ["L"])
"The nth column of the matrix returned is an eigenvector corresponding to the nth eigenvalue returned by eigenvals."
I seem to recall a problem with this in the past, i.e., the eigenvalues and vectors were not in the same order. Perhaps this was fixed in M14?
I always check now...
Rich
http://www.downeastengineering.com/
From M14020 Help - eigenvecs(M, ["L"])
"The nth column of the matrix returned is an eigenvector corresponding to the nth eigenvalue returned by eigenvals."
I seem to recall a problem with this in the past, i.e., the eigenvalues and vectors were not in the same order. Perhaps this was fixed in M14?
I always check now...
Rich
http://www.downeastengineering.com/
Jan 07, 2010
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Jan 07, 2010
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Sorry - what I meant is that I have a worksheet in Mathcad that I am trying to translate into SQL Server's Transact-SQL.
I think the Excel file is going to be the key to doing this.
Philip
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I think the Excel file is going to be the key to doing this.
Philip
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Nobody can hear you scream in Euclidean space.
