Jul Marc G.

Abestros

BCE315(1587)

Discuss in detail Jacobi method.

A method for solving a matrix equation on a matrix without zeros along the major
diagonal is known as the Jacobi method. A rough value is filled in once each diagonally
element's quantity is solved for. After that, the process is repeated until convergence. The
increased performance of the Jacobi technique over the symmetrical QR algorithm is by far
its greatest benefit. Up to n/2 Jacobi adjustments can be carried out concurrently since each
Jacobi updating is made up of a row rotation that only affects rows p and q and an entire
column movement that only influences columns p and q. all displacements are updated at the
end of each iteration; the Jacobi method is also known as the simultaneous displacement
method.

Discuss the difference between Gauss-Seidel and Jacobi method.

The Gauss-Seidel technique and the Jacobi method vary in that each equation is
solved using all of the data accessible at the moment of its solution, while the Jacobi
approach uses the same set of information that is input for all equations. The Gauss-Seidel
technique uses the freshly computed values of the unknowns instantly upon request even
during the same iteration, unlike the Jacobi method, which calculates the values
corresponding to one iteration and uses ALL of those values for the following iteration.