In sci.stat.consult Gordon D. Pusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

: Don't do it that way either --- it's notoriously ill-conditioned. 
: It's better and more numerically stable to use the singular-value
: decomposition of 'A' to solve this problem.


It's NOT ill-conditioned unless the X'X matrix is ill conditioned,  
Orthogonalization is certainly the method of choice, but with the
precision used in most programs, the Cholesky method  will work just fine.


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