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Frozen-state inverse downdate

Remove one observation without refitting the others

Select a point to trace its stored fields out of the model, retain the other robust weights, and verify the reduced state.

Stored inverse

Use the stored inverse as the input to the principal-submatrix downdate.

Removal ledger for x₄

No inner iteration is required; retained u and C values stay fixed.

StateObservationuCSystemInverseαVerification
Beforex₁, x₂, x₃, x₄[-1.000000, -1.000000, -0.993071, -0.976401][1.000000, 1.000000, 0.993071, 0.976401]H₄stored H₄⁻¹[0.256389, 0.248592, 0.215161, 0.279858]converged
Removex₄-0.9764010.976401delete row/column 4rank-one downdaterecompute on retained set
Afterx₁, x₂, x₃[-1.000000, -1.000000, -0.993071][1.000000, 1.000000, 0.993071]H4H4−1[0.372600, 0.277051, 0.350349]2.78 × 10⁻17

Selected downdate

What changes when x4 is removed?

Only the selected row, column, and coefficient entry are removed. All retained u and C values remain unchanged.

Stored inverseH4−1

The calculation begins from this stored inverse.

Retained systemH4

Rows and columns correspond to x₁, x₂, x₃.

Downdated inverseH4−1

Matches direct inversion to floating-point precision.

Retained-fit cross-check

Removal versus adding the retained observations with the fit

The reference starts empty and adds x₁, x₂, x₃ in their original order using the same stored converged u and C values.

Fit step 1Add x1u = -1.000000 · C = 1.000000
Fit step 2Add x2u = -1.000000 · C = 1.000000
Fit step 3Add x3u = -0.993071 · C = 0.993071

The removal and retained-point fit states match

The comparison includes every stored or recomputed model variable, not only the inverse.

VariableAfter removalFit by adding retained termsMaximum difference
u[-1.000000, -1.000000, -0.993071][-1.000000, -1.000000, -0.993071]0
C[1.000000, 1.000000, 0.993071][1.000000, 1.000000, 0.993071]0
HRetained principal matrix H4H built along the 3-term fit path0
H−1Rank-one downdated inverseDirect inverse of the fitted H2.78 × 10⁻17
α[0.372600, 0.277051, 0.350349][0.372600, 0.277051, 0.350349]1.11 × 10⁻16
Removal H4
Added-terms fit H
Removal H4−1
Added-terms fit H−1

This is a frozen-state fit comparison: the retained u and C values are added back exactly as stored. It does not re-optimize historical robust weights.

Principal-submatrix downdate

The removal method in three steps

A removal introduces no new robust variable and therefore has no inner convergence loop.

01

Partition around the removed point

H−1 = [ E   f ; f   g ]

Conceptually move the selected observation to the final row and column.

02

Downdate the retained inverse

H−r−1 = E − ff/g

The rank-one correction produces the inverse of the retained principal submatrix.

Removal verification

Every selectable downdate matches the retained fit

The comparison is recomputed for the selected observation using unrounded matrix values.

REMOVE X₄2.78 × 10⁻17

Maximum inverse difference

Rank-one downdate versus direct inversion of the fitted retained system.

u retainedC retainedH exact
COEFFICIENTS1.000000

Retained α entries sum to one

The equality constraint is preserved after recomputing the coefficient vector.

3 entriesnormalized
NO REFIT0

Historical u and C changes

Every retained observation’s robust state is copied forward without another inner loop.

0 iterations3 retained