Low-rank Matrix Completion: Adaptive Sampling Can Help When, How?
summary
Low-rank matrix completion uses a first two-phase sampling pass: take uniform samples, estimate large row/column leverage scores from sampled row norms, then do leverage-score weighted sampling and finish with nuclear-norm (or factorized) recovery. Theory shows worst-case sample count matches uniform sampling but can drop to about n r log^2 n (or lower in power-law/coherent cases), with dependence on condition number in the proofs; simulations on 400×400 rank-10 matrices confirm substantial gains for coherent matrices and modest sensitivity to kappa.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:20Low-rank matrix completion problem
- 2:37Need additional structure: incoherence
- 6:39Uniform-sampling matrix completion
- 10:41A closer look at matrix leverage scores
- 12:37Leveraged sampling
- 17:002-phase low-rank matrix completion
- 18:49A typical simulation result
- 21:19An alternative 2-phase algorithm
- 23:52Theory for two-phase algorithm
- 28:53Simulations for two-phase algorithm
- 33:23Summary
- 34:45Future directions
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