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An Efficient Orthonormalization-Free Approach for Sparse Dictionary Learning and Dual Principal Component Pursuit.

Sensors 2020 May 28
Sparse dictionary learning (SDL) is a classic representation learning method and has been widely used in data analysis. Recently, the ℓ m -norm ( m ≥ 3 , m ∈ N ) maximization has been proposed to solve SDL, which reshapes the problem to an optimization problem with orthogonality constraints. In this paper, we first propose an ℓ m -norm maximization model for solving dual principal component pursuit (DPCP) based on the similarities between DPCP and SDL. Then, we propose a smooth unconstrained exact penalty model and show its equivalence with the ℓ m -norm maximization model. Based on our penalty model, we develop an efficient first-order algorithm for solving our penalty model (PenNMF) and show its global convergence. Extensive experiments illustrate the high efficiency of PenNMF when compared with the other state-of-the-art algorithms on solving the ℓ m -norm maximization with orthogonality constraints.

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