Lecture

Binary Spiked Matrix Estimation

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This lecture covers the analysis of binary spiked matrix estimation, focusing on solving the consistent equations analytically and numerically, comparing the results. It also explores the landscape of solutions and the Bayesian estimator, providing insights into phase transitions and creating problem instances.

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