In this note, we give the exact distribution of a scaled condition number used by Demmel to model the probability that matrix inversion is difficult. Specifically, consider a random matrix A and the scaled condition number κ D ( A ) = ‖ A ‖ F ∙ ‖ A − 1 ‖ {κ _D}(A) = { \| A \|_F} • \| {{A- 1}} \| . Demmel provided bounds for the condition number distribution when A has real or complex normally distributed elements. Here, we give the exact formula.
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