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Recursive Importance Sketching for Rank Constrained Least Squares: Algorithms and High-order Convergence

arXiv 2011.08360 ↗First posted 17 Nov 2020math.OC cs.LG cs.NAcited by 11

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Abstract (arXiv)

In this paper, we propose it underlineRecursive it underlineImportance it underlineSketching algorithm for it underlineRank constrained least squares it underlineOptimization (RISRO). The key step of RISRO is recursive importance sketching, a new sketching framework based on deterministically designed recursive projections, which significantly differs from the randomized sketching in the literature citepmahoney2011randomized,woodruff2014sketching. Several existing algorithms in the literature can be reinterpreted under this new sketching framework and RISRO offers clear advantages over them. RISRO is easy to implement and computationally efficient, where the core procedure in each iteration is to solve a dimension-reduced least squares problem. We establish the local quadratic-linear and quadratic rate of convergence for RISRO under some mild conditions. We also discover a deep connection of RISRO to the Riemannian Gauss-Newton algorithm on fixed rank matrices. The effectiveness of RISRO is demonstrated in two applications in machine learning and statistics: low-rank matrix trace regression and phase retrieval. Simulation studies demonstrate the superior numerical performance of RISRO.

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