Compute orthogonal projection matrix and project vectors
The orthogonal projection matrix P projects vectors onto the column space of matrix A. The projection is idempotent (applying it twice gives the same result) and symmetric. The matrix I-P projects onto the orthogonal complement.
A projection matrix is a square matrix P that is idempotent (P² = P) and symmetric (P^T = P) for orthogonal projections. Projection matrices find applications in least squares, where they project onto the column space of a matrix to minimize squared error, and in many geometric transformations.
P² = P. Applying projection twice is same as once. Already on subspace stays.
P^T = P for orthogonal projection. Ensures minimum distance property.
x - Px is orthogonal to subspace. Minimizes ||x - Px|| (least squares).
Eigenvalues are 0 and 1 only. 1 for subspace, 0 for orthogonal complement.
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