Sparse Equisigned PCA: Algorithms and Performance Bounds in the Noisy Rank-1 Setting

Sparse Equisigned PCA: Algorithms and Performance Bounds in the Noisy Rank-1 Setting
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10.1214/19-ejs1657
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2019-05
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ArXiv
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Arvind Prasadan;R. Nadakuditi;D. Paul
Arvind Prasadan;R. Nadakuditi;D. Paul
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Arvind Prasadan;R. Nadakuditi;D. Paul

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