Matrix Completion for the Independence Model
summary
Given observed entries first use 2×2 minors to fill entries and collapse connected blocks into single entries by summing them the partial matrix is completable to a nonnegative rank one probability matrix exactly when the sum over blocks of the square roots of block sums satisfies sum of square roots ≤ 1 equality gives uniqueness while strict inequality gives an (n−2)-dimensional family of completions for n>2 An explicit irreducible polynomial cuts out the boundary (degree 2^{n−1} in the matrix case)
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25Main problem
- 1:20Motivation
- 3:132 x 2 diagonal matrices
- 5:12Diagonal partial matrices
- 8:31Example: General partial matrices
- 13:38Semialgebraic sets
- 15:383 x 3 diagonal matrices
- 16:49Completion algorithm for two blocks
- 17:37Completion algorithm for more blocks
- 19:332 x 2 x 2 tensors
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