The Hessian can be written as H = XTSX, where S = diag(1(1?1), n(1?n)). Show that H is positive definite. (You may assume that 0

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The Hessian can be written as H = XTSX, where S = diag(1(1?1),    n(1?n)). Show that H is positive definite. (You may assume that 0 < i < 1, so the elements of S will be strictly positive, and that X is full rank.)  solutionspile.com

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