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The orthonormal columns give ATA=In​. Thus P=AAT is the orthogonal projection onto the column space of A, and
Ax−b=A(x−ATb)−(Im​−P)b.
(1)
The two terms are orthogonal, so the Pythagorean identity gives
∥Ax−b∥22​=∥x−ATb∥22​+∥(Im​−AAT)b∥22​.
(2)
Only the first term depends on x. Consequently the linear least-squares problem has the unique answer
x∗​=ATb​,minx​∥Ax−b∥2​=∥(Im​−AAT)b∥2​.
(3)

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