
doi: 10.2307/1268361
O*(k, q) = [X'X + k(X'X)-q]-'X'y = [X'X + Q'DQ]-'X'y (1.3) where D = diag (d,d2 * dp), di = k/X\i. Thus, ki = k/X,i in the general formulation of (1.1) and (1.2). In Hoerl and Kennard [1] it was shown that the optimum K matrix has elements ki = a2/ai2. Since the optimum k,'s are inversely proportional to the regression coefficients and not to the eigenvalues, it appears that exploration of the (X'X)+l variation will not prove fruitful.
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