= Generalized inverse
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A generalized inverse of a matrix is a broader concept than the ordinary matrix inverse, which only exists for square matrices that are nonsingular (i.e., matrices that have a non-zero determinant). Generalized inverses can be defined for any matrix, whether it is square, rectangular, singular, or nonsingular. \#\#\# Types of Generalized Inverses The most commonly used type of generalized inverse is the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse.
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