A convex relaxation to compute the nearest structured rank deficient matrix

04/21/2019
by   Diego Cifuentes, et al.
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Given an affine space of matrices L and a matrix θ∈ L, consider the problem of finding the closest rank deficient matrix to θ on L with respect to the Frobenius norm. This is a nonconvex problem with several applications in estimation problems. We introduce a novel semidefinite programming (SDP) relaxation, and we show that the SDP solves the problem exactly in the low noise regime, i.e., when θ is close to be rank deficient. We evaluate the performance of the SDP relaxation in applications from control theory, computer algebra, and computer vision. Our relaxation reliably obtains the global minimizer in all cases for non-adversarial noise.

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