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Recht, B., Fazel, M., & Parrilo, P. A. (2010). Guaranteed minimum-rank solutions
of linear matrix equations via nuclear norm minimization. SIAM review, 52(3),
471-501.
Give conditions where nuclear norm relaxation gives the optimal solution
to the problem of minimizing matrix rank subject to linear equalities
o Also referred to as matrix sensing
o Specifically, restricted isometry property
o Essentially means that subjecting matrix to LHS of equality
constraints does not radically alter matrix eccentricity
o (1-d_r(A))*|X|_F <= |A(X)| <= (1+d_r(A))*|X|_F for all matrices
of rank at most r
o Show that if d_5r < 0.1 where r = rank of optimal matrix, then
nuclear norm relaxation gives exact solution
o Extension of work by Candes & Tao on compressed sensing
Critically, do not specify sampling operator, but random linear functions
o Given m equations <A_k, M>=b_k, where M is matrix to be
reconstructed and entries of A_k are iid Gaussian or Bernoulli r.v.s
o But proofs dont seem to rely on this randomness?
Do not extend notion of incoherence
Give examples of cases where RIP holds with high probability
o In particular, show holds with high probability in matrix completion
problem when # samples > C*nr*logn
Cands, E. J., & Recht, B. (2009). Exact matrix completion via convex
optimization. Foundations of Computational mathematics, 9(6), 717-772.
Solve low-rank matrix completion exactly using convex optimization
o Build on Recht, Fazel & Parrilos nuclear norm relaxation
o Can solve matrix completion uniquely and exactly with high
probability given O(rn^1.2)*logn samples for low r
o O(rn^1.25)*logn for any r
o Require a sample in each row & column
o Requires solving an SDP
Also extend notion of incoherence from Candes & Tao
o Effectively, measure of max sparsity among rows/columns