Universality of Approximate Message Passing on Semi-random Matrices
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Claim: AMP iterates on semi‑random matrices M = S Ψ S (diagonal ±1 signing with deterministic Ψ that is delocalized and ΨΨᵀ ≈ σ²I entrywise) produce the same empirical Gaussian limits and state‑evolution as classical Gaussian/orthogonally invariant models. Proof uses Hermite‑polynomial moment expansion, combinatorial decorated‑tree pruning to capture cancellations, and method‑of‑moments concentration; simulations compare spike‑and‑sine vs Haar and show matching MSE curves. Requires smooth nonlinearities, signing assumption, and (for estimator transfer) strong convexity.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:06A motivating simulation
- 10:02Approximate Message Passing: Introduction
- 11:53Approximate Message Passing: Properties
- 13:00Approximate Message Passing distributional assumptions
- 15:11Approximate Message Passing general philosophy
- 19:41Universality: what is known?
- 24:20Goals
- 25:38Memory-free AMP algorithms
- 27:58Semi-random matrices
- 30:58The universality result
- 33:32Example 1
- 35:03Example 3
- 38:15Proof techniques
- 39:43Step 2
- 42:42Step 3a: Concentration
- 43:17Step 3b: Handling the expectation
- 44:00Step 3b: Simple example
- 44:44Step 3b: Expectation evaluation
- 45:18Step 3b: Controlling the expectation
- 48:23Parallel work: Wang, Zhong and Fan (2022)
- 51:27Regularized Least Squares: Universality Classes
- 52:35Regularized Least Squares: Guarantees
- 53:52Conclusion
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