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Analysis of Truncated Orthogonal Iteration for Sparse Eigenvector Problems

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arxiv 2103.13523 v1 pith:KNVORKTF submitted 2021-03-24 math.NA cs.LGcs.NA

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keywords sparseanalysisalgorithmsdatasetseigenvectoreigenvectorsestimationiteration
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A wide range of problems in computational science and engineering require estimation of sparse eigenvectors for high dimensional systems. Here, we propose two variants of the Truncated Orthogonal Iteration to compute multiple leading eigenvectors with sparsity constraints simultaneously. We establish numerical convergence results for the proposed algorithms using a perturbation framework, and extend our analysis to other existing alternatives for sparse eigenvector estimation. We then apply our algorithms to solve the sparse principle component analysis problem for a wide range of test datasets, from simple simulations to real-world datasets including MNIST, sea surface temperature and 20 newsgroups. In all these cases, we show that the new methods get state of the art results quickly and with minimal parameter tuning.

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