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Weighted Low-Rank Approximation Nathan Srebro and Tommi Jaakkola ICML 2003

Weighted Low-Rank Approximation Nathan Srebro and Tommi Jaakkola ICML 2003. Presented by: Mingyuan Zhou Duke University, ECE February 18, 2011. Outline. Introduction Low rank matrix factorization Missing values and an EM procedure Low rank logistic regression Experimental results

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Weighted Low-Rank Approximation Nathan Srebro and Tommi Jaakkola ICML 2003

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  1. Weighted Low-Rank ApproximationNathan Srebro and Tommi JaakkolaICML 2003 Presented by: Mingyuan Zhou Duke University, ECE February 18, 2011

  2. Outline • Introduction • Low rank matrix factorization • Missing values and an EM procedure • Low rank logistic regression • Experimental results • Conclusions

  3. Introduction • Factor model • Weighted norms • Efficient optimization methods

  4. Low rank matrix factorization • Objective function • Solutions ( = 1)

  5. Low rank matrix factorization • Solutions

  6. Low rank matrix factorization • Since are unlikely to be diagonalizable for all rows, The critical points of the weighted low-rank approximation problem lack the eigenvector structure of the unweighted case. • Another implication of this is that the incremental structure of unweighted low-rank approximations is lost: an optimal rank-k factorization cannot necessarily be extended to an optimal rank-(k + 1) factorization.

  7. Low rank matrix factorization

  8. Missing values and an EM procedure • Initializing X with A or 0 • Initializing X with 0 and let

  9. Missing values and an EM procedure

  10. Low rank logistic regression

  11. Experimental results

  12. Experimental results

  13. Conclusions

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