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Tensor Decomposition via Joint Matrix Schur Decomposition

ICML 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Randomized tensor decomposition algorithms · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Gauss-Newton joint Schur optimizer instead of Jacobi (Haardt & Nossek) for approximate joint triangularizationjoint matrix Schur decomposition (d=10, 100 nearly commuting matrices) · simultaneous triangularization syntheticruntime to comparable objective valueHelped
Gauss-Newton instead of Jacobi optimizerjoint matrix Schur decomposition · simultaneous triangularization syntheticfinal objective valueNo clear effect
Increasing number of random projections in the modified algorithm (ablation)proposed method with random projections · synthetic symmetric nonorthogonal tensorsrecovery errorNo clear effect
Gauss-Newton joint Schur decomposition instead of cpd3-sgsd and no-tenfact on crowdsourcing label predictiontensor decomposition for crowdsourcing label prediction · birds and dogs crowdsourcing datasetsscoreNo clear effect
Gauss-Newton on synthetic symmetric nonorthogonal tensor decomposition vs cpd3-sgsdtensor decomposition · synthetic d=10,20 symmetric nonorthogonal tensorsrecovery errorNo clear effect

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