Fast Regression for Structured Inputs
Raphael A. Meyer, Cameron Musco, Christopher Musco, David P. Woodruff,, Samson Zhou

TL;DR
This paper introduces efficient subsampling algorithms for $\, ext{l}_p$ regression on structured matrices, achieving polynomial dependence on $p$, and extends to $ ext{l}_\, ext{infinity}$ regression, improving computational feasibility.
Contribution
The paper presents novel polynomial-time subsampling methods for $\, ext{l}_p$ regression on structured matrices, reducing dependence on $p$ compared to prior exponential-time algorithms.
Findings
Algorithms for Vandermonde matrices with runtime depending polynomially on $p$.
Extension of methods to $ ext{l}_\, ext{infinity}$ regression via approximation.
A new, simpler subsampling algorithm for arbitrary matrices for $p \,\geq 4$.
Abstract
We study the regression problem, which requires finding that minimizes for a matrix and response vector . There has been recent interest in developing subsampling methods for this problem that can outperform standard techniques when is very large. However, all known subsampling approaches have run time that depends exponentially on , typically, , which can be prohibitively expensive. We improve on this work by showing that for a large class of common \emph{structured matrices}, such as combinations of low-rank matrices, sparse matrices, and Vandermonde matrices, there are subsampling based methods for regression that depend polynomially on . For example, we give an algorithm for regression on…
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TopicsSparse and Compressive Sensing Techniques · Stochastic Gradient Optimization Techniques · Machine Learning and Algorithms
