Guaranteed Simultaneous Asymmetric Tensor Decomposition via Orthogonalized Alternating Least Squares

preprint2019arXivOpen access

Abstract

Tensor CANDECOMP/PARAFAC (CP) decomposition is an important tool that solves a wide class of machine learning problems. Existing popular approaches recover components one by one, not necessarily in the order of larger components first. Recently developed simultaneous power method obtains only a high probability recovery of top rr components even when the observed tensor is noiseless. We propose a Slicing Initialized Alternating Subspace Iteration (s-ASI) method that is guaranteed to recover top rr components (εε-close) simultaneously for (a)symmetric tensors almost surely under the noiseless case (with high probability for a bounded noise) using O(log⁡(log⁡1ε))O(\log(\log \frac{1}ε)) steps of tensor subspace iterations. Our s-ASI method introduces a Slice-Based Initialization that runs O(1/log⁡(λrλr+1))O(1/\log(\frac{λ_r}{λ_{r+1}})) steps of matrix subspace iterations, where λrλ_r denotes the r-th top singular value of the tensor. We are the first to provide a theoretical guarantee on simultaneous orthogonal asymmetric tensor decomposition. Under the noiseless case, we are the first to provide an \emph{almost sure} theoretical guarantee on simultaneous orthogonal tensor decomposition. When tensor is noisy, our algorithm for asymmetric tensor is robust to noise smaller than min⁡{O((λr−λr+1)εr),O(δ0λr−λr+1d)}\min\{O(\frac{(λ_r - λ_{r+1})ε}{\sqrt{r}}), O(δ_0\frac{λ_r -λ_{r+1}}{\sqrt{d}})\}, where δ0δ_0 is a small constant proportional to the probability of bad initializations in the noisy setting.

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