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l<inf>q</inf> matrix completion

Abstract

Rank minimization problems, which consist of finding a matrix of minimum rank subject to linear constraints, have been proposed in many areas of engineering and science. A specific problem is the matrix completion problem in which a low rank data matrix is recovered from incomplete samples of its entries by solving a rank penalized least squares problem. The rank penalty is in fact the l 0 norm of the matrix singular values. A convex relaxation of this penalty is the commonly used l 1 norm of the matrix singular values. In this paper we bridge the gap between these two penalties and propose a simple method for solving the l q , q ∈ (0, 1), penalized least squares problem for matrix completion. We illustrate with simulations comparing our method to others in terms of solution quality.

Keywords:
Rank (graph theory) Matrix completion Matrix (chemical analysis) Matrix norm Combinatorics Mathematics Low-rank approximation Mathematical optimization Computer science Applied mathematics Discrete mathematics Eigenvalues and eigenvectors Pure mathematics Physics

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