Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values

The problem is formulated for description of objects having various natures which uses a system of linear equations with variable number exceeding the number of the equations. An important feature of this problem that substantially complicates its solving is the existing of restrictions imposed on a...

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Main Author: Igor’ Georgievich Minkevich
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Institute of Computer Science 2014-10-01
Series:Компьютерные исследования и моделирование
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Online Access:http://crm.ics.org.ru/uploads/crmissues/crm_2014_5/14507.pdf
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spelling doaj-386e166075d7406096e50aca92ff94eb2020-11-24T21:27:00ZrusInstitute of Computer ScienceКомпьютерные исследования и моделирование2076-76332077-68532014-10-016571974510.20537/2076-7633-2014-6-5-719-7452191Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable valuesIgor’ Georgievich MinkevichThe problem is formulated for description of objects having various natures which uses a system of linear equations with variable number exceeding the number of the equations. An important feature of this problem that substantially complicates its solving is the existing of restrictions imposed on a number of the variables. In particular, the choice of biochemical reaction aggregate that converts a preset substrate (a feedstock) into a preset product belongs to this kind of problems. In this case, unknown variables are the rates of biochemical reactions which form a vector to be determined. Components of this vector are subdivided into two groups: 1) the defined components, $\vec{y}$; 2) those dependent on the defined ones, $\vec{x}$. Possible configurations of the domain of $\vec{y}$ values permitted by restrictions imposed upon $\vec{x}$ components have been studied. It has been found that a part of restrictions may be superfluous and, therefore, unnecessary for the problem solving. Situations are analyzed when two or more $\vec{x}$ restrictions result in strict interconnections between $\vec{y}$ components. Methods of search of the basis solutions which take into account the peculiarities of this problem are described. Statement of the general problem and properties of its solutions are illustrated using a biochemical example.http://crm.ics.org.ru/uploads/crmissues/crm_2014_5/14507.pdflinear equationsnon-square matriceslinear inequalitiesstoichiometry of metabolismmetabolic pathways
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Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
Компьютерные исследования и моделирование
linear equations
non-square matrices
linear inequalities
stoichiometry of metabolism
metabolic pathways
author_facet Igor’ Georgievich Minkevich
author_sort Igor’ Georgievich Minkevich
title Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
title_short Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
title_full Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
title_fullStr Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
title_full_unstemmed Incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
title_sort incomplete systems of linear equations with restrictions of variable values
publisher Institute of Computer Science
series Компьютерные исследования и моделирование
issn 2076-7633
2077-6853
publishDate 2014-10-01
description The problem is formulated for description of objects having various natures which uses a system of linear equations with variable number exceeding the number of the equations. An important feature of this problem that substantially complicates its solving is the existing of restrictions imposed on a number of the variables. In particular, the choice of biochemical reaction aggregate that converts a preset substrate (a feedstock) into a preset product belongs to this kind of problems. In this case, unknown variables are the rates of biochemical reactions which form a vector to be determined. Components of this vector are subdivided into two groups: 1) the defined components, $\vec{y}$; 2) those dependent on the defined ones, $\vec{x}$. Possible configurations of the domain of $\vec{y}$ values permitted by restrictions imposed upon $\vec{x}$ components have been studied. It has been found that a part of restrictions may be superfluous and, therefore, unnecessary for the problem solving. Situations are analyzed when two or more $\vec{x}$ restrictions result in strict interconnections between $\vec{y}$ components. Methods of search of the basis solutions which take into account the peculiarities of this problem are described. Statement of the general problem and properties of its solutions are illustrated using a biochemical example.
topic linear equations
non-square matrices
linear inequalities
stoichiometry of metabolism
metabolic pathways
url http://crm.ics.org.ru/uploads/crmissues/crm_2014_5/14507.pdf
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