Upper triangular matrix input to Upper triangular matrix output as an out put of Neural Network?

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Anand Dandavate
Anand Dandavate 2020-10-9
评论： Anand Dandavate 2020-10-14
On the topic of Neural Networks (e.g. fitnet), if I input a "upper (or lower) triangular" matrix OR a matrix with data at specific (row, col) location of the matrix , then I want to achieve the output at exactly the same (row, col ) location of the output matrix.
Currently, if I input an upper (or lower triangular) matrix to the fitnet, the neural network of considers the "zeros" in the upper triangular matrix as relevant data and fills in the entire output matrix by non zero values.
E.g. if input is [ 1,2,3; 0 ,4,5; 0,0, 6] (upper triangular) then output of neural network must be of the format [ 7,8,9; 0,5,8; 0, 0, 6] (upper triangular)
How do I achieve this?
Also, another question is : Is there a function to map a "full matrix" to a "upper triangular (or lower triangular) matrix" while retaining the essence of data of the full matrix.

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Shashank Gupta
Shashank Gupta 2020-10-13
Hi Anand,
On the first look, I really can't think of any way to make sure the output and input of NN comes at the same index. Yes, it is correct if you give any sided triangular matrix, the network will considered it to be a relevant data and then the output you will obtained will not be as you expecting.
for mapping full matrix to upper triangular matrix, you can look for GUASS transform or you can also try LU transform, Do check out the documentation though. It will give you a better idea.
I hope my suggestion atleast give you a headstart.
Cheers.
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Anand Dandavate
Anand Dandavate 2020-10-14
Hello Shashank
Thanks for your reply. I think you meant "Gauss Transformation" in electrical engineering methods like "Gauss Elimination" or "Gauss Seidel" which converts the matrix to upper or lower triangular.

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