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The Generalization Error of Dictionary Learning with Moreau Envelopes

ICML 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Sample complexity of learning distributions · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Remove the spurious coherence (incoherence) assumption on the dictionary D from prior k-sparse sample complexity analysis by using VC-theory shatter coefficient bounds instead of deterministic epsilon-netsk-sparse dictionary learning generalization bound (indicator of k-sparse vectors with Moreau envelope loss) · theoretical bound over all unit-norm-column dictionariesgeneralization bound orderHelped
Extend Moreau-envelope loss analysis to bounded lower semicontinuous regularizers (e.g., SCAD, MCP) via VC theory, giving uniform convergence and O(sqrt(log n / n)) ratebounded lsc penalties g (SCAD, MCP, k-sparse indicator) · theoretical generalization boundgeneralization bound orderHelped
Use continuous strictly increasing separable penalty g with Moreau envelope loss; the Lipschitz-based proof yields a log(d) factor (O(sqrt(log(nd)/n))) rather than the optimal rateseparable strictly increasing g · theoretical generalization boundgeneralization bound orderMixed
Apply the Lemma 2 refinement to remove the log(d) term at the cost of a strict sample-size conditionseparable strictly increasing g bound · theoretical generalization boundgeneralization bound orderMixed
Restrict to the continuous bounded penalty case (MCP/SCAD) via assumption (29) rather than general continuous bounded penaltiesMCP penalty with l0 Moreau envelope · theoretical generalization boundvalidity of UCEM propertyHurt

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