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The paper uses diffusion approximations to analyze and optimize online principal component estimation.

problem Optimizing online principal component estimation from streaming data.
method Diffusion approximation tools applied to Oja's iteration for principal component analysis.
result The Oja's iteration for the top eigenvector generates a continuous-state discrete-time Markov chain over the unit sphere.

We quantify uncertainty in Oja's algorithm's leading eigenvector estimation.

problem Estimating the error of Oja's algorithm's leading eigenvector from streaming data.
method Combining U-statistics, high-dimensional central limit theorems, and multiplier bootstrap.
result Established a weighted χ² approximation for the error between the eigenvector and algorithm output.

Gen-Oja efficiently computes principal vectors and canonical correlations in streaming data.

problem Principal Generalized Eigenvector computation and Canonical Correlation Analysis in stochastic settings.
method Gen-Oja is a simple and efficient algorithm that leverages two-time-scale stochastic approximation and fast-mixing Markov chains.
result Gen-Oja achieves optimal convergence rates for these problems.

Paper presents a new method for efficient deep learning with over-complete dictionaries.

problem Learning an over-complete basis for optimal reconstruction without optimization.
method Multiscale Residual Mixture of PCA with a hierarchical approach.
result Exponential decrease of error with depth in a recursive deep approach.

Low-precision streaming PCA estimates the leading eigenvector with limited precision.

problem Estimating the leading eigenvector in a streaming setting with limited precision.
method Oja's algorithm with linear and nonlinear stochastic quantization.
result A batched version of the quantized variants achieves the lower bound on quantization error up to logarithmic factors.

Analysis of three subspace estimation algorithms under incomplete data.

problem Estimating subspace from incomplete observations in high dimensions.
method High-dimensional analysis of Oja's method, GROUSE, and PETRELS.
result The time-varying principal angles converge weakly to deterministic processes with proper time scaling.

Improved streaming PCA algorithm matches matrix Bernstein guarantees.

problem Efficiently estimating the top eigenvector of a covariance matrix in streaming data.
method Oja's algorithm with a suitable choice of step size.
result Streaming algorithm nearly matches batch method's accuracy and reduces sample complexity.

We consider a situation in which we see samples in Rd\mathbb{R}^d drawn i.i.d. from some distribution with mean zero and unknown covariance A. We wish to compute the top eigenvector of A in an incremental fashion - with an algorithm that maintains an estimate of the top eigenvector in O(d) space, and incrementally adju…

2015-01-15abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper tackles efficient dimensionality reduction for time series data using stochastic optimization.

problem Estimating the principle component of stationary time series data with nonconvex and dependent data points.
method Proposes a variant of Oja's algorithm combined with downsampling to control bias in stochastic gradient.
result Proves asymptotic rate of convergence and near optimal sample complexity for the proposed algorithm.

We study the problem of recovering the subspace spanned by the first kk principal components of dd-dimensional data under the streaming setting, with a memory bound of O(kd)O(kd). Two families of algorithms are known for this problem. The first family is based on the framework of stochastic gradient descent. Nevertheles…

2015-06-04abs ↗pdf ↗

A neuron is a basic physiological and computational unit of the brain. While much is known about the physiological properties of a neuron, its computational role is poorly understood. Here we propose to view a neuron as a signal processing device that represents the incoming streaming data matrix as a sparse vector of …

2014-05-12abs ↗pdf ↗

pPCA speeds up PCA by priming initial estimates for faster, more accurate results.

problem Improving the speed and accuracy of principal component analysis (PCA).
method pPCA is a two-step algorithm: first, an approximate-PCA method primes the data, then exact PCA is applied in the span of the initial estimate.
result pPCA improves accuracy significantly with a small computational cost, outperforming other methods across various datasets.

A new method for streaming PCA provides confidence intervals for eigenvector entries.

problem Uncertainty quantification for individual entries in streaming PCA.
method Oja's algorithm, Bernstein-type concentration bound, Central Limit Theorem, subsampling algorithm.
result Sharp concentration bound and Central Limit Theorem for streaming PCA entries.

Improved online PCA algorithm learns from evolving norm of parameter vector.

problem Discarding evolving norm in online PCA leads to suboptimal learning.
method Implicitly Normalized Online PCA (INO-PCA) removes unit-norm constraint.
result Parameter norm evolution leads to improved learning behavior.

Algorithm estimates principal eigenvector with adaptive sensing, improving over non-adaptive methods.

problem Estimating principal eigenvector with limited scalar measurements.
method Compressed variant of Oja's algorithm using two adaptive measurements per sample.
result Convergence rate of O(λ1λ2d2/(Δ2t))\mathcal{O}(λ_1λ_2 d^2 / (Δ^2 t)) after tt iterations, matching information-theoretic lower bound.