L. Chaves, Laerte Dias de Carvalho, Carlos José dos Reis, Devanil Jaques de Souza
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Abstract
Cross-Validation is a model validation method widely used by the scientific community. The Generalized Cross-Validation (GCV) is an invariant version of the usual Cross-Validation method. This generalization was obtained using the non usual theory of circulant complex matrices. In this work we intend to give a clear and complete exposition concerning the linear algebra assumptions required by the theory. The aim was to make this text accessible to a wide audience of statisticians and non-statisticians who use the Cross-Validation method in their research activities. It is also intended to supply the absence of a basic reference on this topic in the literature.