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Each of the N data points is processed through several expensive linear algebra operations. O(N * k) just expresses that if you double N, the runtime also at most doubles. It doesn't mean it has to be fast in an absolute sense for any particular value of N and k.




Didn't read TFA, but it's hard to think of a linear algebra operation that is both that slow and takes time independent of n and k.



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