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February 17, 2026Numerical Linear Algebra with Applications1 citations

Robust Quaternion Matrix Completion via Fast Randomized Low‐Rank Approximation

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HRHuan RenJiangxi Science and Technology Normal UniversityXXXu‐Yun XuNanchang University

Key Points

  • The aim is to improve efficiency in recovering clean data from noisy, incomplete matrices using quaternion matrix completion.
  • Developed a randomized algorithm based on low-rank approximation techniques.
  • Applied theoretical analysis to compare randomized and deterministic algorithms.
  • Conducted numerical experiments to assess algorithm performance.
  • The randomized algorithm provides an ideal approximation of the deterministic solution.
  • Showed significant improvements in computational efficiency.
  • Demonstrated reliability and effectiveness in recovering clean data from corrupted matrices.

Abstract

ABSTRACT Robust quaternion matrix completion (RQMC), which aims to recover clean data from data that is both incomplete and corrupted by noise, has recently attracted extensive attention in the fields of image and signal processing. This problem can be iteratively solved by applying the close‐form solution of proximal operator, including quaternion singular value thresholding (QSVT) operator. However, the computational complexity of the QSVT operator is extremely high, which seriously affects the solution efficiency of the RQMC model. In this paper, we propose a randomized algorithm for the RQMC model based on the randomized low‐rank approximation technique. Then, through theoretical analysis, we prove that the randomized algorithm offers an ideal approximation of the deterministic algorithm. Finally, through some numerical experiments, we demonstrate the effectiveness and reliability of the proposed algorithm.

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Ren et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699405774e9c9e835dfd64e3https://doi.org/10.1002/nla.70066
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