Feature/tikhonov inverse vc#74
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This PR adds in the option to use Tikhonov regularisation in the matrix inversion for calculating virtual circuits. By default the Moore-Penrose is used as previously, and there is an optional argument to provide an array or diagonal matrix to define the Lambda regularisation terms (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ridge_regression for example)
The main update is in the VirtualcCircuitHandlng in virtual_circuits.py where the new matrix inversion is done.
The following methods now have an optional
tikhonov_lambdaargumentNote this update in this PR has been added after development of the FPDT #64