I have a set of linear equation to be solved using \
that is F=JT\RH
where RH is 18x1 and JT is 18x17 and F (unknown) is 17x1, but matlab gives the warning that rank is deficient and the rank is 16. So I want to know which columns/rows are linearly dependent. How can I do this?
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Columns of A are linearly dependent iff null(A) is not zero. Running B=null(A) in Matlab will return you a basis of the null space. For every column in B, take the indices of the non-zero elements in that column. These will be the columns numbers you are looking for. For example, try: