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| # Solvers for the Stein equation X - G X Diagonal(w) = B, i.e. (1 - wᵢ G) xᵢ = bᵢ per column. | ||
| # Used in the pullback of truncated decompositions, with G = P Pᴴ or Pᴴ P, wᵢ = 1/σᵢ² for the case of SVD, | ||
| # and G = P, wᵢ = 1/λᵢ for the case of EIG(H). Here, P the part of A outside the kept vectors. | ||
| # Naive iteration requires γᵢ, the spectral radius of wᵢ G, to be smaller than 1. | ||
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| """ | ||
| accelerative_smith_iteration!(X, Xₙ, G, w, atol, maxiter) | ||
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| Solve `X = B + G * X * Diagonal(w)` by summing the Neumann series | ||
| `X = Σₖ Gᵏ * B * Diagonal(w)ᵏ` by doubling (Smith's method), i.e. by repeatedly adding | ||
| `G^(2ʲ) * X * Diagonal(w)^(2ʲ)` to `X` until the norm of that increment drops below `atol`, | ||
| for at most `maxiter` steps. | ||
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| On entry, `X` contains `B`, and it is overwritten with the result. `Xₙ` is used as a buffer, | ||
| and `G` and `w` are overwritten. `w` is normalized such that `maximum(abs, w) == 1`, so that | ||
| squaring it can only shrink it; `G` is scaled by the inverse factor to compensate. | ||
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| Reference: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aml.2009.01.012. | ||
| """ | ||
| function accelerative_smith_iteration!(X, Xₙ, G, w, atol, maxiter) | ||
| Gₙ = similar(G) | ||
| wmax = maximum(abs, w) | ||
| w ./= wmax | ||
| G .*= wmax | ||
| for k in 1:maxiter | ||
| Xₙ = rmul!(mul!(Xₙ, G, X), Diagonal(w)) | ||
| if maximum(abs, Xₙ) < atol | ||
| break | ||
| end | ||
| X .+= Xₙ | ||
| if k == maxiter | ||
| @warn "Sylvester iteration did not converge after $k iterations, final norm of X: $(maximum(abs, X))" | ||
| break | ||
| end | ||
| w .= w .^ 2 | ||
| Gₙ = mul!(Gₙ, G, G) | ||
| G, Gₙ = Gₙ, G | ||
| end | ||
| return X | ||
| end | ||
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| # smallest Ritz value: smallest eigenvalue of the Lanczos tridiagonal from the CG coefficients `α`, `β` | ||
| function _cg_ritz_min(α, β) | ||
| l = length(α) | ||
| d = similar(α) | ||
| d[1] = 1 / α[1] | ||
| for j in 2:l | ||
| d[j] = 1 / α[j] + β[j - 1] / α[j - 1] | ||
| end | ||
| e = sqrt.(β[1:(l - 1)]) ./ α[1:(l - 1)] | ||
| return LinearAlgebra.eigmin(LinearAlgebra.SymTridiagonal(d, e)) | ||
| end | ||
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| # (1 - wᵢ G) applied to the columns of Z | ||
| _stein_op(G, w, Z) = Z .- (G * Z) .* transpose(w) | ||
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| # iterations until the squared residual norm `r` drops below `tol²`, at the faster of its rates over | ||
| # the last `l` iterations (from `r₀`) and all `m` (from `rᵢ`) | ||
| function _cg_remaining(r, r₀, rᵢ, tol, l, m) | ||
| q = min(log(r / r₀) / l, log(r / rᵢ) / m) # logarithm of the reduction per iteration | ||
| return q < 0 ? log(tol^2 / r) / q : oftype(float(r), Inf) | ||
| end | ||
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| # real parts of the column-wise inner products of A and B, on the device of A and B. CPU arrays use | ||
| # `dot` per column, which avoids the temporary. This is restricted to `Matrix` rather than | ||
| # `StridedMatrix`, which GPU arrays also are: there it would return a CPU vector, one `dot` call | ||
| # each, which the GPU broadcasts in `hermitian_stein_cg!` cannot mix with the device arrays. | ||
| _coldots(A, B) = vec(real(sum(conj.(A) .* B; dims = 1))) | ||
| const _CPUMatrix = Union{Matrix, SubArray{<:Any, 2, <:Matrix}} | ||
| _coldots(A::_CPUMatrix, B::_CPUMatrix) = [real(LinearAlgebra.dot(view(A, :, j), view(B, :, j))) for j in axes(A, 2)] | ||
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| """ | ||
| hermitian_stein_cg!(X, applyG!, formG, w, atol, maxiter; cost_apply, cost_apply_formed, cost_form, cost_square = nothing) | ||
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| Solve `X - G * X * Diagonal(w) = B` for Hermitian `G` by conjugate gradients on all columns at | ||
| once, in at most `maxiter` iterations: O(n² k) per iteration for k columns, against O(n³) per | ||
| doubling step. Only the products wᵢ G enter, so neither needs normalizing. `X` contains `B` on | ||
| entry and is overwritten with the result. | ||
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| `applyG!(Y, Z)` sets `Y = G * Z` without forming `G`, and `formG()` returns `G`. `G` is formed | ||
| once the predicted remaining applications save more than `cost_form`, given the costs per column | ||
| `cost_apply` (by `applyG!`) and `cost_apply_formed` (by `G`); `cost_form = 0` forms it at once. | ||
| With `cost_square`, for indefinite `G` (eigh), the solver restarts on the residual equation | ||
| multiplied by 1 + wᵢ G, (1 - wᵢ² G²) xᵢ = (1 + wᵢ G) bᵢ, once half the predicted remaining cost | ||
| exceeds `cost_square` (forming G² and the new right-hand side): its spectrum [1 - γᵢ², 1] needs | ||
| about half the iterations. A column stops once its residual is below `atol` times the smallest | ||
| Ritz value of the slowest column, so that its error is below about `atol`. | ||
| """ | ||
| function hermitian_stein_cg!( | ||
| X, applyG!, formG, w, atol, maxiter; | ||
| cost_apply, cost_apply_formed = cost_apply, cost_form, cost_square = nothing, nprobe::Int = 5 | ||
| ) | ||
| RT = real(eltype(X)) | ||
| G = iszero(cost_form) ? formG() : nothing | ||
| tol = RT(atol) # stopping residual 2-norm, refined by the Ritz values | ||
| ρ = _coldots(X, X) | ||
| cols = findall(ρ .> tol^2) # active columns, kept contiguous at the front | ||
| nact = length(cols) | ||
| iszero(nact) && return fill!(X, zero(eltype(X))) | ||
| R = X[:, cols] # X keeps B until the end | ||
| P = zero(R) | ||
| Q = similar(R) | ||
| Xc = zero(R) | ||
| wc = w[cols] | ||
| ρ = ρ[cols] | ||
| β = zero(ρ) | ||
| ρ₀ = copy(ρ) # squared residual norms at the previous check | ||
| ρᵢ = copy(ρ) # and at the start | ||
| αs = [RT[] for _ in 1:nact] | ||
| βs = [RT[] for _ in 1:nact] | ||
| for numiter in 1:maxiter | ||
| if numiter > 1 && (numiter - 1) % nprobe == 0 | ||
| c = argmax(abs.(view(wc, 1:nact))) # the slowest column | ||
| tol = atol * _cg_ritz_min(αs[c], βs[c]) | ||
| nact = _cg_compact!( | ||
| view(ρ, 1:nact), tol, view(R, :, 1:nact), view(P, :, 1:nact), view(Xc, :, 1:nact), view(wc, 1:nact), | ||
| view(β, 1:nact), view(ρ₀, 1:nact), view(ρᵢ, 1:nact), view(cols, 1:nact), view(αs, 1:nact), view(βs, 1:nact) | ||
| ) | ||
| iszero(nact) && break | ||
| # predicted column applications | ||
| napply = sum(_cg_remaining.(view(ρ, 1:nact), view(ρ₀, 1:nact), view(ρᵢ, 1:nact), tol, nprobe, numiter - 1)) | ||
| if isnothing(G) && napply * (cost_apply - cost_apply_formed) > cost_form | ||
| G = formG() | ||
| end | ||
| if !isnothing(cost_square) && napply * cost_apply / 2 > cost_square # restart on the squared equation | ||
| isnothing(G) && (G = formG()) | ||
| X₁ = zero(X) # the current solution | ||
| X₁[:, cols] .= Xc | ||
| R = X .- _stein_op(G, w, X₁) | ||
| X .= R .+ (G * R) .* transpose(w) | ||
| G² = G * G | ||
| hermitian_stein_cg!(X, nothing, () -> G², w .^ 2, atol, maxiter; cost_apply, cost_form = 0, nprobe) | ||
| return X .+= X₁ | ||
| end | ||
| ρ₀ .= ρ | ||
| end | ||
| Pₐ, Rₐ, Qₐ, wₐ = view(P, :, 1:nact), view(R, :, 1:nact), view(Q, :, 1:nact), view(wc, 1:nact) | ||
| ρₐ, βₐ = view(ρ, 1:nact), view(β, 1:nact) | ||
| Pₐ .= Rₐ .+ Pₐ .* transpose(βₐ) | ||
| isnothing(G) ? applyG!(Qₐ, Pₐ) : mul!(Qₐ, G, Pₐ) | ||
| Qₐ .= Pₐ .- Qₐ .* transpose(wₐ) # q = (1 - wᵢ G) p | ||
| α = ρₐ ./ _coldots(Pₐ, Qₐ) | ||
| view(Xc, :, 1:nact) .+= Pₐ .* transpose(α) | ||
| Rₐ .-= Qₐ .* transpose(α) | ||
| βₐ .= ρₐ # ρold | ||
| ρₐ .= _coldots(Rₐ, Rₐ) | ||
| βₐ .= ρₐ ./ βₐ | ||
| for (j, a, b) in zip(1:nact, Array(α), Array(βₐ)) | ||
| push!(αs[j], a) | ||
| push!(βs[j], b) | ||
| end | ||
| nact = _cg_compact!( | ||
| ρₐ, tol, Rₐ, Pₐ, view(Xc, :, 1:nact), wₐ, | ||
| βₐ, view(ρ₀, 1:nact), view(ρᵢ, 1:nact), view(cols, 1:nact), view(αs, 1:nact), view(βs, 1:nact) | ||
| ) | ||
| iszero(nact) && break | ||
| end | ||
| iszero(nact) || @warn "conjugate gradients did not converge in $maxiter iterations, largest residual norm: $(sqrt(maximum(view(ρ, 1:nact))))" | ||
| fill!(X, zero(eltype(X))) | ||
| X[:, cols] .= Xc | ||
| return X | ||
| end | ||
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| # move the columns with `ρ > tol²` to the front of all arrays (in order) and return their number | ||
| function _cg_compact!(ρ, tol, arrays...) | ||
| keep = Array(ρ) .> tol^2 | ||
| all(keep) && return length(keep) | ||
| perm = vcat(findall(keep), findall(.!keep)) | ||
| for a in (ρ, arrays...) | ||
| if a isa AbstractMatrix | ||
| a .= a[:, perm] | ||
| else | ||
| a .= a[perm] | ||
| end | ||
| end | ||
| return count(keep) | ||
| end | ||
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This is far from a "simple CG". It will take me quite some time to review it. I also don't particularly like the coding style, though I don't know to pinpoint that more precisely, or thus, what action could improve it 😄 . Maybe after I understand the code I will have some suggestions.
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This was more a placeholder for pointing out that CG is a good Stein solver for these specific cases. Other than requesting it to be "as close to the KrylovKit CG as possible", I didn't really check the actual implementation. I'm perfectly fine with replacing the entire solver, I just didn't have the expertise to write a good one myself.