Robust Second-Order Nonconvex Optimization and Its Application to Low Rank Matrix Sensing

Robust Second-Order Nonconvex Optimization and Its Application to Low Rank Matrix Sensing
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10.48550/arxiv.2403.10547
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2024-03
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ArXiv
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Shuyao Li;Yu Cheng;Ilias Diakonikolas;Jelena Diakonikolas;Rong Ge;Stephen J. Wright
Shuyao Li;Yu Cheng;Ilias Diakonikolas;Jelena Diakonikolas;Rong Ge;Stephen J. Wright
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Shuyao Li;Yu Cheng;Ilias Diakonikolas;Jelena Diakonikolas;Rong Ge;Stephen J. Wright

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