Error bound of critical points and KL property of exponent 1/2 for squared F-norm regularized factorization

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Abstract: This paper is concerned with the squared F(robenius)-norm regularized factorization form for noisy low-rank matrix recovery problems. Under a suitable assumption on the restricted condition number of the Hessian for the loss function, we derive an error bound to the true matrix for the non-strict critical points with rank not more than that of the true matrix. Then, for the squared F-norm regularized factorized least squares loss function, under the noisy and full sample setting we establish its KL property of exponent 1/2 on its global minimizer set, and under the noisy and partial sample setting achieve this property for a class of critical points. These theoretical findings are also confirmed by solving the squared F-norm regularized factorization problem with an accelerated alternating minimization method.


This paper deals with the factorized form of the squared F-norm regularized least squares loss function and establishes its KL property of exponent \(1/2\) associated to almost all \(\lambda>0\) at its global minimizers under the noisy and full sampling setting, and achieve this property at its certain class of critical points under the noisy and partial sample setting. Under a suitable assumption on the restricted condition number of the Hessian matrix \(\nabla^2 f\), an error bound to the true \(M\) is derived for those non-strict critical points with at most more than rank\((M).\) The error bound of critical points for other equivalent or relaxed factorization form of the rank regularized model is an interesting problem to consider as a future research topic.



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