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There is no such thing as the “inverse” of a non-square matrix. Only a square matrix can possibly have an inverse. A non-square matrix can at best have a left-inverse or a right inverse. (And in fact it can’t have both).

Options:

• Overdetermined system, least squares method.
• Moore-Penrose Matrix Inverse.

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