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Random Tensor Theory for Tensor Decomposition

AAAI 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Tensor network decompositions · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace unfolding matrices with tetrahedral matrices in HOOI (ablation)HOOI · Yale Face Database B with Gaussian noisenormalized Frobenius error: 0.696 ±0.008 -> 0.610 ±0.017; 0.845 ±0.006 -> 0.648 ±0.010; 0.993 ±0.008 -> 0.707 ±0.019; 1.125 ±0.007 -> 0.754 ±0.013Helped
Use the tetrahedral graph instead of the melon graphTensor PCA · Symmetric tensor PCAcorrelation with the signal vectorHelped
Use the tetrahedral method instead of ALS or power iterationCP decomposition · Synthetic CP decompositionsuccess rateHelped
Use Tetra-HOOI instead of HOOI or HOSVDTucker decomposition · Synthetic symmetric Tucker decompositionnormalized Frobenius errorHelped
Use the melon graph for tensors with unequal axis dimensionsTensor PCA · Asymmetric Tensor PCArecovery threshold βMixed

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