Daniel Oberhoff wrote:
Hi,
This is not directly linked to octave, but I assume that there are
enough people on this who know about such stuff:
Is there an efficient way to compute the eigenvalues of a matrix
given it's dot product with an aribtrary vector?
The problem is that the matrix M is nxn with n=O(10,000), which
simply blows memory, but there is a relatively quick way to get those
dot products M*v. The sparsity of this matrix is at about 50%, on top
of this it is symmetric, and probably positive definite.
An octave solution (or pointers) would be nice of course ;).
Daniel
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You want the eigs function from octave-forge. The basic method of eigs
is based purely on matrix vector products..
D.
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