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Linear backfitting equations (fj​+Tj​∑k=j​fk​=Tj​Cy)

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For linear smoothers, let C=I−11T/n and Tj​=CSj​C. The centered fixed-point equations of the backfitting algorithm have diagonal identity blocks and off-diagonal blocks Tj​. On the centered component space, a consistent system has a unique answer exactly when its homogeneous system has only the zero solution. For two components the reduced equation is (I−T1​T2​)f1​=T1​(I−T2​)Cy. A common centered vector reproduced by both smoothers yields opposite perturbations of the components without changing their sum.
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