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Matrix theory
Linear algebra
Numerical linear algebra
Multivariate statistics
Non-negative matrix factorization
Matrix
Singular value decomposition
Rank
Block matrix
Low-rank approximation

Capricorn: An Algorithm for Subtropical Matrix Factorization Sanjar Karaev∗ Abstract Max-times algebra, sometimes known as subtropical algebra, is a semi-ring over the nonnegative real numbers where the addition operat

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