Noisy Estimation of Simultaneously Structured Models
Talkat Workshop on Succinct Data Representations and Applications (Simons Institute Big Data 2013) · 2013-09-16..09-19·
summary
Examines recovery of models that are simultaneously structured (e.g. low-rank and sparse or lifted phase retrieval) and shows that naively minimizing a convex combination of norms needs far more measurements than the object’s true degrees of freedom. A provable barrier is M below the minimum dim(T_i) (not the intersection dimension), so convex relaxations can require M ≈ nR instead of O(KR). For denoising the risk lower bound scales like min(K^2, N); a simple nonconvex two-step thresholding attains O(K) performance.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Models with low-dimensional structure
- 2:13Typical (low-dimensional) structures
- 3:20Typical structures
- 3:34Sparse and low-rank matrices: applications
- 6:13Estimating structured models
- 8:32Example: Sparse vectors and x.
- 11:20Example: Low-rank matrices and ||X ||.
- 12:53This talk: Simultaneous structures
- 14:17Pareto optimal front
- 16:02Decomposable norms
- 20:29How many measurements are needed?
- 23:02Proof sketch
- 25:57Denoising for simultaneous structures
- 29:06Bounds on simultaneous MSE risk
- 32:58MSE risk for sparse and low-rank case
- 34:52Numerical experiments
- 39:47Discussion
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