Does anyone know how many different versions of the Non Negative Matrix factorization exist and what they are ? I did a Google search, but couldn't figure out any definitive answer.
Hi! Exist a book that talks about this theme. Follows the reference of this book:
>> Nonnegative matrix and tensor factorizations : applications to exploratory multiway data analysis
and blind source separation / Andrzej Cichocki . . . [et al.]. 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Maybe you may find that you want in this book.
Thanks Walner. I will check it out.
The book entitled "Matrix Computations" by G. Golub and Van Loan my containn answers to your questions.
Thanks Qassem, I will look into it. It's a famous book in Matrix theory. May contain some pointers at least.
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