Matrix Completion from Samples in Linear Time
arXiv:1702.02267
Abstract
We consider the problem of reconstructing a rank- matrix from a sampling of its entries. Under a certain incoherence assumption on and for the case when both the rank and the condition number of are bounded, it was shown in \cite{CandesRecht2009, CandesTao2010, keshavan2010, Recht2011, Jain2012, Hardt2014} that can be recovered exactly or approximately (depending on some trade-off between accuracy and computational complexity) using samples in super-linear time for some constant . In this paper, we propose a new matrix completion algorithm using a novel sampling scheme based on a union of independent sparse random regular bipartite graphs. We show that under the same conditions w.h.p. our algorithm recovers an -approximation of in terms of the Frobenius norm using samples and in linear time . This provides the best known bounds both on the sample complexity and computational complexity for reconstructing (approximately) an unknown low-rank matrix. The novelty of our algorithm is two new steps of thresholding singular values and rescaling singular vectors in the application of the "vanilla" alternating minimization algorithm. The structure of sparse random regular graphs is used heavily for controlling the impact of these regularization steps.
45 pages, 1 figure. Short version accepted for presentation at Conference on Learning Theory (COLT) 2017
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