Sketching Low-Rank Matrices With a Shared Column Space by Convex Programming

Sketching Low-Rank Matrices With a Shared Column Space by Convex Programming
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10.1109/jsait.2023.3283973
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2022-10
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IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Information Theory
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R. S. Srinivasa;Seonho Kim;Kiryung Lee
R. S. Srinivasa;Seonho Kim;Kiryung Lee
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R. S. Srinivasa;Seonho Kim;Kiryung Lee

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