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For the GQR test path, and each set of matrix dimensions (M, N, P) and each selected matrix
type, an 4#4-by-3#3 matrix A and an 4#4-by-528#528 matrix B are generated.
The problem dimensions are as follows:
| 16#16 |
4#4-by-3#3 |
| 97#97 |
4#4-by-528#528 |
| 64#64 |
4#4-by-4#4 |
| 88#88 |
528#528-by-528#528 |
The tests for the GQR path are as follows:
- Compute the Generalized QR factorization using xGGQRF, generate
the orthogonal matrix 64#64 from the Householder vectors using xORGQR,
generate the matrix 88#88 using xORGRQ, and compute the test ratios
-
536#536
-
537#537
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538#538
-
539#539
where 477#477 represents xLAMCH('P').
For the GRQ test path, and each set of matrix dimensions (M, N, P) and each selected matrix
type, an 3#3-by-4#4 matrix A and a 528#528-by-4#4 matrix B are generated.
The problem dimensions are as follows:
| 16#16 |
3#3-by-4#4 |
| 97#97 |
528#528-by-4#4 |
| 64#64 |
4#4-by-4#4 |
| 88#88 |
528#528-by-528#528 |
The tests for the GRQ path are as follows:
- Compute the Generalized RQ factorization using xGGRQF, generate
the orthogonal matrix 64#64 from the Householder vectors using xORGRQ,
generate the matrix 88#88 from the Householder vectors using xORGQR, and
compute the test ratios
-
540#540
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541#541
-
542#542
-
539#539
where 477#477 represents xLAMCH('P').
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Susan Blackford
2001-08-13