p-order Tensor Products with Invertible Linear Transforms

05/23/2020
by   Jun Han, et al.
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This paper studies the issues about tensors. Three typical kinds of tensor decomposition are mentioned. Among these decompositions, the t-SVD is proposed in this decade. Different definitions of rank derive from tensor decompositions. Based on the research about higher order tensor t-product and tensor products with invertible transform, this paper introduces a product performing higher order tensor products with invertible transform, which is the most generalized case so far. Also, a few properties are proven. Because the optimization model of low-rank recovery often uses the nuclear norm, the paper tries to generalize the nuclear norm and proves its relation to multi-rank of tensors. The theorem paves the way for low-rank recovery of higher order tensors in the future.

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