Derive Modified Gram Schmidt QR Decomposition Algorithm from Gram Schmidt Orthogonalisation (part 2)

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From eq. 10 in part 1 we can find the Classical Gram Schmidt Algorithm, which is numerically unstable or sensitive to perturbation:

Q=zeros((m,n))
R=zeros((n,n))
for k= 1 to n
    tmpk=cAk
    for i= 1 to k-1
        R[i][k]=cAk^T*cQi
        tmpk=tmpk-R[i][k]*cQi
    R[k][k]=||tmpk||
    cQk=tmpk/R[k][k]

Q calculated by Classical Gram Schmidt algorithm is not very orthogonal due to rounding errors. An example is provided by X. Jiao[1]

 

　　

The error introduced in q1 also cause errors in q2 and q3. We will discuss how to avoid this in the next part.

[1] http://www.ams.sunysb.edu/~jiao/teaching/ams526_fall11/lectures/lecture06.pdf

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