Streaming randomized techniques for low-rank approximation of tensors with applications
Linear Algebra seminar by Alberto Bucci, University of Edinburgh
Hosted by Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM), Brown University
Tuesday 11:30 New York (GMT-5)
Recording available
Abstract
Alberto Bucci develops single-pass randomized and streaming low-rank approximation, beginning with large matrices and the strengths and limitations of streaming algorithms. The discussion extends to Tucker, tensor-train, and tree tensor-network representations. Tensor-train approximations are then incorporated into Krylov solvers, including sketched GMRES, to reduce expensive intermediate contractions. The framework is presented as applicable beyond tensor trains to other tensor-network architectures.
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