Abstract
Low rank matrix algorithm has attracted widely attention since it was put forward. There are many algorithms proposed to improve it. Most methods take each sample as a column, but Robust Generalized Low Rank Approximations of Matrices(RGLRAM) treats each sample as a matrix, thus we can find the low rank approximations on a collection of matrices not just a single matrix. RGLRAM are not only robust to small Gaussian noise but also to large sparse noise. In these cases, we extend it to video approximation. The video can be treated as a collection of images. Each frame of the video is divided into blocks with equal size according to their coordinates. After the operation of each group, the reconstructed video could be got via splicing the blocks based on these coordinates. Experimental results show that method proposed in this paper is effective.
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