RIP-based Performance Guarantee for Low Rank Matrix Recovery via L*-F Minimization
Abstract
In the undetermined linear system b=A(X)+s, vector b and operator A are the known measurements and s is the unknown noise. In this paper, we investigate sufficient conditions for exactly reconstructing desired matrix X being low-rank or approximately low-rank. We use the difference of nuclear norm and Frobenius norm (L*-F) as a surrogate for rank function and establish a new nonconvex relaxation of such low rank matrix recovery, called the L*-F minimization, in order to approximate the rank function closer. For such nonconvex and nonsmooth constrained L*-F minimization problems, based on whether the noise level is 0, we give the upper bound estimation of the recovery error respectively. Particularly, in the noise-free case, one sufficient condition for exact recovery is presented. If linear operator A satisfies the restricted isometry property with δ4r<2r-12r-1+2(2r+1), then r-rank matrix X can be exactly recovered without other assumptions. In addition, we also take insights into the regularized L*-F minimization model since such regularized model is more widely used in algorithm design. We provide the recovery error estimation of this regularized L*-F minimization model via RIP tool. To our knowledge, this is the first result on exact reconstruction of low rank matrix via regularized L*-F minimization.
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