Black-box reduction turns any T(n, m_in, m_out)-time sparse matrix multiplication algorithm into a robust version approximating the k largest outputs in Õ(T(n, m_in, k)) time.
Combining this with the previous fact, we obtain the second claimed inequality: ¯v=s 2·v≤s·∥ΠT·x∥2 2≤∥x−s∥2 2
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Robustifying Sparse Matrix Multiplication
Black-box reduction turns any T(n, m_in, m_out)-time sparse matrix multiplication algorithm into a robust version approximating the k largest outputs in Õ(T(n, m_in, k)) time.