Good and Fast Row-Sparse ah-Symmetric Reflexive Generalized Inverses

We present several algorithms aimed at constructing sparse and structured sparse (row-sparse) generalized inverses, with application to the efficient computation of least-squares solutions, for inconsistent systems of linear equations, in the setting of multiple right-hand sides and a rank-deficient constraint matrix. Leveraging our earlier formulations to minimize the 1- and 2,1-norms of generalized inverses that satisfy important properties of the Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse, we develop efficient and scalable ADMM algorithms to address these norm-minimization problems and to limit the number of nonzero rows in the solution. We establish a 2,1-norm approximation result for a local-search procedure that was originally designed for 1-norm minimization, and we compare the ADMM algorithms with the local-search procedure and with general-purpose optimization solvers.

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Open Journal of Mathematical Optimization
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2025-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.5802/ojmo.48
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Good and Fast Row-Sparse ah-Symmetric Reflexive Generalized Inverses

Luze Xu, Marcia Fampa, Jon Lee, Gabriel Ponte
Open Journal of Mathematical Optimization
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Good and Fast Row-Sparse ah-Symmetric Reflexive Generalized Inverses

Luze Xu, Marcia Fampa, Jon Lee, Gabriel Ponte
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Abstract

We present several algorithms aimed at constructing sparse and structured sparse (row-sparse) generalized inverses, with application to the efficient computation of least-squares solutions, for inconsistent systems of linear equations, in the setting of multiple right-hand sides and a rank-deficient constraint matrix. Leveraging our earlier formulations to minimize the 1- and 2,1-norms of generalized inverses that satisfy important properties of the Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse, we develop efficient and scalable ADMM algorithms to address these norm-minimization problems and to limit the number of nonzero rows in the solution. We establish a 2,1-norm approximation result for a local-search procedure that was originally designed for 1-norm minimization, and we compare the ADMM algorithms with the local-search procedure and with general-purpose optimization solvers.

Open Journal of Mathematical OptimizationVol. 6
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (BR), University of Michigan (US), University of California, Davis (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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