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Efficient Low Rank Convex Bounds for Pairwise Discrete Graphical Models
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Replace dualized exactly-one constraints (LR-LAS) with block-coordinate descent with Newton updates (LR-BCD) | Burer-Monteiro SDP bound for pairwise MAP · Random complete-graph instances (100-1000 vars, 3-10 states) | CPU time: often by more than two orders of magnitude faster than LR-LAS | Helped |
| Use BCD over exactly-one constraints instead of dualized penalty | Burer-Monteiro SDP bound for pairwise MAP · Random instances | lower bound tightness | Mixed |
| Use dualized penalty approach (LR-LAS) instead of TRW-S for time-constrained tasks | Integer solution quality over time · 100 variables, 5 states instance | integer solution cost vs time | Mixed |
| Use BCD with Newton updates on random instances at large rank | LR-BCD · Real fish instance | optimality gap: from 100% (TRW-S) to 16.1% (LR-BCD) | Helped |
| Replace dualized constraints with BCD (LR-BCD) on the real fish instance where LR-LAS was run | Burer-Monteiro SDP bound · Real fish instance | runtime: LR-BCD took 68.6 minutes while LR-LAS did not finish after several hours | Helped |
| Lower the rank used by LR-LAS to intermediate values (ablation) | LR-LAS · 100 variables, 5 states instance | integer solution quality over time | Helped |
| Use very low rank for LR-BCD (ablation) | LR-BCD · 500 variables, 3 states instance | relative error vs cpu-time | Mixed |
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