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Weighted least squares achieves zero residual on any data that lie exactly in the range of B . If y truly equals B for some vector — meaning a genuine, single-valued scalar potential sits at every node, however violently curved the spacetime that produced it — then itself drives the weighted sum of squares to exactly zero, which is the smallest value the nonnegative objective can take, so the fitted values equal y exactly and r 0 . This holds independent of how strongly varies from node to node, independent of C , and independent of the graph’s shape, because it is a fact about linear regression, not about gravity: any closed loop of…
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Weighted least squares achieves zero residual on any data that lie exactly in the range of B . If y truly equals B for some vector — meaning a genuine, single-valued scalar potential sits at every node, however violently curved the spacetime that produced it — then itself drives the weighted sum of squares to exactly zero, which is the smallest value the nonnegative objective can take, so the fitted values equal y exactly and r 0 . This holds independent of how strongly varies from node to node, independent of C , and independent of the graph’s shape, because it is a fact about linear regression, not about gravity: any closed loop of…
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