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Abstract We consider the problem of selecting the best sub-set of exactly k columns from an m * n matrix A. Inparticular, we present and analyze a novel two-stage algorithm that runs in O (minmn2, m2n) time and re-turns as output an m * k matrix C consisting of ex-actly k columns of A. In the first stage (the random-ized stage), the algorithm randomly selects O (k log k) columns according to a judiciously-chosen probability distribution that depends on information in the topk right singular subspace of A. In the second stage (the deterministic stage), the algorithm applies a deterministic column-selection procedure to select and returnexactly k columns from the set of columns selected inthe first stage. Let C be the m * k matrix containingthose k columns, let PC denote the projection matrixonto the span of those columns, and let Ak denote thebest rankk approximation to the matrix A as com-puted with the singular value decomposition. Then, we prove that kA- PCAk2 = O ik
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