Tensor Decomposition, Sparse Representations and Applications
summary
Recasts symmetric tensor decomposition as recovering a truncated power-series (sum of exponentials) and proves a concrete algorithm: build the truncated moment/Hankel matrix, do Gram–Schmidt orthogonalization to find its kernel, use the flat extension criterion to certify a zero‑dimensional ideal, assemble multiplication matrices and eigenvectors to read off points and weights. Works with low rank (often using ~2R samples in the univariate Prony case), extends to multiplicities (cactus/generalized rank), and performs robustly on examples (binary case in D log^2 D time, diffusion‑MRI with three components).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Tensor decomposition intro
- 12:55Prony's method and recurrences
- 25:54Binary tensor decomposition
- 37:33Flat extension and basis
- 47:27Generalized tensor decomposition
- 53:13Completion and matrix rank
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