Sketching for Linear Algebra III: Randomized Hadamard, Kernel Methods
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Describes how to compute leverage scores via sketching by forming S A, QR on the sketch, forming R^{-1}, multiplying by a short JL matrix pi of size M' = O(log n / ε^2), and estimating row norms to get leverage estimates that yield sampling with about D/ε^2 samples and subspace embeddings. Claims SRHT (a Hadamard + sign flip + subsampling pipeline) makes leverage scores nearly uniform via Ledoux concentration so uniform sampling works. Reports time roughly NNZ(A)·O(ε^{-2} log n) plus poly(D,1/ε), and notes extensions: random Fourier features, TensorSketch, FastFood.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:59Uniform Sampling
- 1:23Length Squared Sampling
- 2:45Leverage Score Sampling
- 42:43Running Time
- 49:30Subsampled Randomized Hadamard Transform
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