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Guaranteed Non-Orthogonal Tensor Decomposition via Alternating Rank-$1$ Updates (1402.5180v4)

Published 21 Feb 2014 in cs.LG, math.NA, and stat.ML

Abstract: In this paper, we provide local and global convergence guarantees for recovering CP (Candecomp/Parafac) tensor decomposition. The main step of the proposed algorithm is a simple alternating rank-$1$ update which is the alternating version of the tensor power iteration adapted for asymmetric tensors. Local convergence guarantees are established for third order tensors of rank $k$ in $d$ dimensions, when $k=o \bigl( d{1.5} \bigr)$ and the tensor components are incoherent. Thus, we can recover overcomplete tensor decomposition. We also strengthen the results to global convergence guarantees under stricter rank condition $k \le \beta d$ (for arbitrary constant $\beta > 1$) through a simple initialization procedure where the algorithm is initialized by top singular vectors of random tensor slices. Furthermore, the approximate local convergence guarantees for $p$-th order tensors are also provided under rank condition $k=o \bigl( d{p/2} \bigr)$. The guarantees also include tight perturbation analysis given noisy tensor.

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