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Dynamical Systems for Principal Singular Subspace Analysis

Abstract

The computation of the principal subspaces is an essential task in many signal processing and control applications. In this paper novel dynamical systems for finding the principal singular subspace and/or components of arbitrary matrix are developed. The proposed dynamical systems are gradient flows or weighted gradient flows derived from the optimization of certain objective functions over orthogonal constraints. Global asymptotic stability analysis and domains of attractions of these systems are examined via Liapunov theory and LaSalle invariance principle. Weighted versions of these methods for computing principal singular components are also given. Qualitative properties of the proposed systems are analyzed in detail

Keywords:
Linear subspace Dynamical systems theory Subspace topology Mathematics Principal (computer security) Exponential stability Principal component analysis Dynamical system (definition) Applied mathematics Computation Stability (learning theory) Control theory (sociology) Mathematical optimization Computer science Mathematical analysis Algorithm Pure mathematics Artificial intelligence Control (management) Nonlinear system

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Topics

Blind Source Separation Techniques
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Signal Processing
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computational Theory and Mathematics
Control Systems and Identification
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Control and Systems Engineering

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