Lecture

Tucker Decomposition: Multilinear rank and applications in data compression

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This lecture covers the Tucker decomposition, a higher-order singular value decomposition, and its applications in data compression. It explains the notion of multilinear rank, different from tensor rank, and introduces the Higher Order Singular Value Decomposition (HOSVD) as a tensor decomposition method.

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Algebra: Linear algebra

Geometry: Differential geometry

Analysis: Tensor analysis

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