On the approximation of a matrix

08/25/2021
by   Samriddha Sanyal, et al.
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Let F^* be an approximation of a given (a × b) matrix F derived by methods that are not randomized. We prove that for a given F and F^*, H and T can be computed by randomized algorithm such that (HT) is an approximation of F better than F^*.

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