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A Matrix Splitting Method for Composite Function Minimization

CVPR 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Nonconvex low-rank and sparse optimization · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use matrix splitting instead of the compared NMF solversNonnegative matrix factorization · 20news, COIL, and TDT2objective value: At 50 seconds and n=300: 20news MSM 2.331e+06 vs APG 3.621e+06; COIL MSM 4.127e+08 vs CGD 4.226e+08; TDT2 MSM 9.606e+05 Helped
Use MSM rather than PGM to update sparse codesCardinality-regularized sparse coding · Image denoisingSNR: The text reports lower objectives in all cases; Table 2 shows higher SNR in most listed comparisons.Helped
Use MSM rather than KSVDCardinality-regularized sparse coding · Image denoisingSNR: The paper reports comparable SNR and says MSM is generally 4-8 times faster than KSVD.Mixed
Initialize sparse codes with OMP rather than random initializationCardinality-regularized sparse coding · Image denoisingSNRNo clear effect
Use MSM for the fixed-dictionary sparse-coding subproblemCardinality-regularized sparse coding · Sparse-coding objective with fixed DCT dictionaryobjective valueHelped

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