Recorded 28 November 2022. Hanbaek Lyu of the University of Wisconsin-Madison presents "Mesoscale reconstruction of images and networks using tensor decomposition" at IPAM's Multi-Modal Imaging with Deep Learning and Modeling Workshop. Abstract: We provide a unified framework of reconstructing images and networks using low-rank mesoscale (intermediate-scale) structures. A measure of global reconstruction error is shown to be upper bounded by the expected reconstruction error at mesoscale divided by the length of the mesoscale. Imposing a linear model for how the mesoscale patches are generated, minimizing the resulting upper bound leads to a natural stochastic optimization problem related to the classical problem of dictionary learning in signal processing literature. For reconstructing multi-modal dataset, we propose to use online CP-dictionary learning to learn effective basis for mesoscale reconstruction, which incorporates CP tensor decomposition for the basic building blocks. This will reduce the computational cost of representing complicated inter-relation between different modes so that it scales linearly in the number of modes. Convergence guarantees of online CP-dictionary learning algorithms will also be discussed. Learn more online at: http://www.ipam.ucla.edu/programs/workshops/workshop-iv-multi-modal-imaging-with-deep-learning-and-modeling/?tab=overview