Collection
of
matlab codes to compute the following tensor decompositions :
(via
the
Alternating Least Squares (ALS) algorithm combined with Line Search
techniques to speed up convergence)
- Candecomp/Parafac (CP) decomposition of a 3rd order tensor,
denoted CP3
- Candecomp/Parafac
(CP)
decomposition of a 4th order tensor, denoted CP4
- Candecomp/Parafac
(CP)
decomposition of a 5th order tensor, denoted CP5
- Block-Component-Decomposition in rank-(L, L, 1) terms
denoted BCD-(L, L, 1)
- Block-Component-Decomposition
in
rank-(Lr, Lr, 1) terms denoted
BCD-(Lr, Lr, 1)
- Block-Component-Decomposition
in
rank-(L, M, .) terms denoted
BCD-(L, M, .)
- Block-Component-Decomposition
in
rank-(Lr, Mr, .) terms denoted
BCD-(Lr, Mr, .)
- Block-Component-Decomposition
in rank-(L, M, N) terms denoted
BCD-(L, M, N)
- Block-Component-Decomposition
in rank-(Lr, Mr, Nr) terms denoted
BCD-(Lr, Mr, Nr)
Reference:
L. De Lathauwer
and D. Nion, "Decompositions of a Higher-Order
Tensor in Block Terms - Part III: Alternating Least Squares
Algorithms", SIAM J. Matrix Anal. Appl. (SIMAX), Special Issue on
Tensor Decompositions and Applications, Vol. 30, Issue 3, pp.1067-1083,
2008
Candecomp/Parafac
(CP)
Decomposition
for 3-way, 4-way and
5-way tensors.
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BCD-(L,
L, 1) and BCD-(Lr, Lr, 1)
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- Code for CP3 [here] (schematic
representation below)
- Code for CP4 [here]
- Code for CP5 [here]

Schematic
representation
of
CP3.
1st
view: Sum
of rank-1 tensors.
2nd
view:
Tucker-3 Model with diagonal core tensor D.
3rd
view:
Joint Diagonalization (S holds K diagonal matrices, the K diagonals are
the rows of C).
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- Code for BCD-(L, L, 1) [here]
- Code for BCD-(Lr, Lr, 1) [here]

Schematic
representation
of the BCD-(L, L, 1). The BCD-(Lr,
Lr, 1) is similar, except that the value of L can be
different in each term r of the sum, r = 1,...,R.
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BCD-(L,
M, .) and BCD-(Lr, Mr, .) |
BCD-(L,
M, N) and BCD-(Lr, Mr, Nr) |
- Code for BCD-(L, M, .) [here]
- Code for BCD-(Lr, Mr, .) [here]

Schematic
representation of the BCD-(L, M, .). The BCD-(Lr,
Mr, 1) is similar, except that the values of Lr
and Mr can be different in each term r of the sum, r =
1,...,R.
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- Code for BCD-(L, M, N) [here]
- Code for BCD-(Lr, Mr, Nr) [here]

Schematic representation of the BCD-(L, M, N). The BCD-(Lr,
Mr, Nr) is similar, except that the values of Lr
, Mr and Nr can be different in each term r of
the sum, r = 1,...,R.
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