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Bounds on $mboxTr (AB^-1)$ for positive definite correlation matrices $A$ and $B$ [on hold]


About full column(row) matricesDeterminant-like expression for non-square matricesLow-degree “determinant” for non-square matrices?Correlation between two random matrices?minimum eigenvalue of the Hadamard product of positive semi-definite matricesWhat is the rank of correlation matrix and its estimate?Possible Positive-definite matrix questionhow to determine correlation (or relationship) of multiple (dis)similarity (or distance) matricesDetermining the correlation between two matrices in an efficient mannerSimilarity matrices and their positive definiteness













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Suppose $A$ and $B$ are $n times n$ full-rank correlation matrices. Are there any conclusions on the range of $ mboxTr(AB^-1)$ for all possible A,B? I would guess $$min mboxTr (AB^-1) = n$$ when $A=B$. Is this true? What about the maximum?



Is there any similarity measure of matrices between $A$ and $B$ that is related to $mboxTr (AB^-1)$?










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Suppose $A$ and $B$ are $n times n$ full-rank correlation matrices. Are there any conclusions on the range of $ mboxTr(AB^-1)$ for all possible A,B? I would guess $$min mboxTr (AB^-1) = n$$ when $A=B$. Is this true? What about the maximum?



Is there any similarity measure of matrices between $A$ and $B$ that is related to $mboxTr (AB^-1)$?










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Suppose $A$ and $B$ are $n times n$ full-rank correlation matrices. Are there any conclusions on the range of $ mboxTr(AB^-1)$ for all possible A,B? I would guess $$min mboxTr (AB^-1) = n$$ when $A=B$. Is this true? What about the maximum?



Is there any similarity measure of matrices between $A$ and $B$ that is related to $mboxTr (AB^-1)$?










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Suppose $A$ and $B$ are $n times n$ full-rank correlation matrices. Are there any conclusions on the range of $ mboxTr(AB^-1)$ for all possible A,B? I would guess $$min mboxTr (AB^-1) = n$$ when $A=B$. Is this true? What about the maximum?



Is there any similarity measure of matrices between $A$ and $B$ that is related to $mboxTr (AB^-1)$?







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    yesterday
















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    yesterday






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    $endgroup$
    – Brian Borchers
    yesterday















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yesterday




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$endgroup$
– Brian Borchers
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