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One-Step Estimator for Permuted Sparse Recovery

ICML 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Signal recovery and phase retrieval

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Keep more than one non-zero entry per column in thres(X^T Y) (keeping more non-zero elements) (ablation)permutation estimator thresholding step · synthetic, n=100, p=500, h=25, k=5, srank=100correct permutation recovery vs SNRHurt
Increase sample number n beyond a threshold (with fixed srank(B)) (ablation)permutation recovery · noiseless, p=200, k=5, h=25permutation recovery rateHurt
Increase sparsity k from 10 to 20permutation recovery · Gaussian sensing, n=100, p=500, srank=200SNR needed for correct permutation: SNR 1.4 -> 4Hurt
Use the proposed estimator (thresholded LAP permutation recovery) with insufficient samples n << ppermutation recovery · Gaussian and Rademacher sensing, n=100/150, p=500/600correct permutation recovery probabilityHelped
Apply permutation recovery (Algorithm 1 step 1) before Lasso on MNIST block-diagonal signal (ablation)image reconstruction from permuted measurements · MNIST block-diagonal sparse signal, n=100, sigma^2=1visual reconstruction qualityHelped

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