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Faster Algorithms for Binary Matrix Factorization

ICML 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Matrix completion and factorization · 18 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace the NMF-based baseline with k-means row clustering (k-means on rows, replace non-centers by closest center)Binary matrix factorization (Frobenius error) · MNIST and ORL, k from 2 to 50average Frobenius error: e.g. MNIST k=10: 14.59 -> 2.52; ORL k=50: 76.58 -> 8.22Helped
Replace the NMF-based baseline with k-means row clusteringBinary matrix factorization (Frobenius error) · ORL, k=50 runtimeaverage time (ms): 412.92 -> 500.76 msHurt
Use leverage-score sampling and enumeration (full theoretical algorithm) rather than the practical k-means-only versionBinary matrix factorization · MNIST/ORLFrobenius errorNo clear effect

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