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TensorToolbox.jl

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Julia package for tensors. Includes functionality for

  • dense tensors,
  • tensors in Tucker format,
  • tensors in Kruskal (CP) format,
  • tensors in Hierarchical Tucker format,
  • tensors in Tensor Train format (work in progress).

Follows the functionality of MATLAB Tensor toolbox and Hierarchical Tucker Toolbox.

Additionally, it contains algorithms from the paper Recompression of Hadamard Products of Tensors in Tucker Format by D. Kressner and L. Periša.

Note: As of 2023, the package will not be updated anymore.

Basics

Start with

using TensorToolbox

Define tensor as multidimensional array and calculate its norm:

X=rand(4,3,2)
norm(X)

Create identity and diagonal tensor:

Id=neye(2,2,2)
D=diagt([1,2,3,4])

For two tensors of same size calculate their inner product:

X=rand(3,3,3,3);Y=rand(3,3,3,3);
innerprod(X,Y)

Matricization of a tensor:

X=rand(4,3,2);n=1; 
A=tenmat(X,n) #by mode n
B=tenmat(X,row=[2,1],col=3) #by row modes [2,1] and column mode 3

Fold matrix back to tensor:

X=matten(A,n,[4,3,2]) # by mode n
X=matten(B,[2,1],[3],[4,3,2]) # by row modes [2,1] and column mode 3

n-mode product of a tensor and a matrix or an array of matrices:

X=rand(5,4,3);
A=[rand(2,5),rand(2,4),rand(2,3)];
ttm(X,A[1],1)  #X times A[1] by mode 1
ttm(X,[A[1],A[2]],[1,2]) #X times A[1] by mode 1 and times A[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,A,-3)
ttm(X,A) #X times matrices from A by each mode

n-mode (vector) product of a tensor and a vector or an array of vectors:

X=rand(5,4,3);
V=[rand(5),rand(4),rand(3)];
ttv(X,V[1],1)  #X times V[1] by mode 1
ttv(X,[V[1],V[2]],[1,2]) #X times V[1] by mode 1 and times V[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,V,-3)
ttv(X,V) #X times vectors from V by each mode

Outer product of two tensors:

 X=rand(5,4,3,2);Y=rand(2,3,4);
 ttt(X,Y)

Kronecker product of two tensors (straightforward generalization of Kronecker product of matrices):

X=rand(5,4,3);Y=rand(2,2,2);
tkron(X,Y)

The n-rank and the mutlilinear rank of a tensor:

X=rand(5,4,3);
n=2;
nrank(X,n)
mrank(X)

The HOSVD:

X=rand(5,4,3);
hosvd(X) #same as hosvd(X,eps_abs=1e-8)
hosvd(X,eps_abs=1e-6) #discard singular values lower than 1e-5
hosvd(X,eps_rel=1e-3) #discard singular values lower than 1e-3*sigma_{max}
hosvd(X,reqrank=[2,2,2])

The CP decomposition:

X=rand(5,4,3);
R=3; #number of components
cp_als(X,R)  #same as cp_als(X,R,init="rand",dimorder=1:ndims(X))
cp_als(X,R,init=[rand(5,3),rand(4,3),rand(3,3)]) #initialize factor matrices 
cp_als(X,R,init="nvecs",dimorder=[2,1,3])

Tensors in Tucker format

Define tensor in Tucker format by its core tensor and factor matrices:

F=rand(5,4,3);
A=[rand(6,5),rand(6,4),rand(6,3)];
ttensor(F,A)

Get Tucker format of a tensor by using HOSVD:

X=rand(8,9,7);
hosvd(X) 
hosvd(X,reqrank=[3,3,3]) #HOSVD with predefined multilinear rank

Create random tensor in Tucker format of size 5x4x3 and mulilinear rank (2,2,2):

X=randttensor([5,4,3],[2,2,2])

Basic functions:

size(X) 
coresize(X)
ndims(X)
norm(X)
full(X)  #Creates full tensor out of Tucker format
reorth(X) #Orthogonalize factor matrices
permutedims(X,[2,1,3]) 

n-mode matricization of a tensor in Tucker format:

n=1;
tenmat(X,n)

Basic operations:

X=randttensor([5,4,3],[2,2,2]);Y=randttensor([5,4,3],[3,2,1]);
innerprod(X,Y)
X+Y
X-Y
X==Y #same as isequal(X,Y)
3*X #same as mtimes(3,X)

n-mode product of a tensor in Tucker format and a matrix or an array of matrices:

X=randttensor([5,4,3],[2,2,2]);
A=[rand(2,5),rand(2,4),rand(2,3)];
ttm(X,A[1],1)  #X times A[1] by mode 1
ttm(X,[A[1],A[2]],[1,2]) #X times A[1] by mode 1 and times A[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,A,-3)
ttm(X,A) #X times matrices from A by each mode

n-mode (vector) product of a tensor in Tucker format and a vector or an array of vectors:

X=randttensor([5,4,3],[2,2,2]);
V=[rand(5),rand(4),rand(3)];
ttv(X,V[1],1)  #X times V[1] by mode 1
ttv(X,[V[1],V[2]],[1,2]) #X times V[1] by mode 1 and times V[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,V,-3)
ttv(X,V) #X times vectors from V by each mode

The n-rank and the mutlilinear rank of a tensor in Tucker format:

X=randttensor([9,8,7],[5,4,3]);
n=2;
nrank(X,n)
mrank(X)

HOSVD of a tensor in Tucker format:

X=randttensor([6,7,5],[4,4,4]);
hosvd(X)  #same as hosvd(X,eps_abs=1e-8)
hosvd(X,eps_abs=1e-6) #discard singular values lower than 1e-5
hosvd(X,eps_rel=1e-3) #discard singular values lower than 1e-3*sigma_{max}
hosvd(X,reqrank=[3,3,3]) #HOSVD with predefined multilinear rank

The CP decomposition:

X=randttensor([6,7,5],[4,4,4]);
R=3; #number of components
cp_als(X,R)  #same as cp_als(X,R,init="rand",dimorder=1:ndims(X))
cp_als(X,R,init=[rand(6,3),rand(7,3),rand(5,3)]) #initialize factor matrices 
cp_als(X,R,init="nvecs",dimorder=[2,1,3])

Tensors in Kruskal format

Define tensor in Kruskal format by its factor matrices (and vector of weights):

lambda=rand(3)
A=[rand(5,3),rand(4,3),rand(3,3)];
ktensor(A)
ktensor(lambda,A)

Create random tensor in Kruskal format of size 5x4x3 and with 2 components:

X=randktensor([5,4,3],2)

Basic functions:

size(X) 
ndims(X)
norm(X)
full(X)  #Creates full tensor out of Kruskal format
permutedims(X,[2,1,3]) 
ncomponents(X) #Number of components

n-mode matricization of a tensor in Kruskal format:

n=1;
tenmat(X,n)

Basic operations:

X=randktensor([5,4,3],2);Y=randktensor([5,4,3],3);
innerprod(X,Y)
X+Y
X-Y
X==Y #same as isequal(X,Y)
3*X #same as mtimes(3,X)

n-mode product of a tensor in Kruskal format and a matrix or an array of matrices:

X=randktensor([5,4,3],2);
A=[rand(2,5),rand(2,4),rand(2,3)];
ttm(X,A[1],1)  #X times A[1] by mode 1
ttm(X,[A[1],A[2]],[1,2]) #X times A[1] by mode 1 and times A[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,A,-3)
ttm(X,A) #X times matrices from A by each mode

n-mode (vector) product of a tensor in Kruskal format and a vector or an array of vectors:

X=randktensor([5,4,3],2);
V=[rand(5),rand(4),rand(3)];
ttv(X,V[1],1)  #X times V[1] by mode 1
ttv(X,[V[1],V[2]],[1,2]) #X times V[1] by mode 1 and times V[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,V,-3)
ttv(X,V) #X times vectors from V by each mode

Arrange the rank-1 components of a tensor in Kruskal format:

X=randktensor([6,5,4,3],3);
arrange(X)
arrange!(X)

Fix sign ambiguity of a tensor in Kruskal format:

X=randktensor([6,5,4,3,4],3);
fixsigns(X)
fixsigns!(X)

Distribute weights a tensor in Kruskal format to a specific mode:

X=randktensor([3,3,3],3);
n=2;
redistribute(X,n)
redistribute!(X,n)

The CP decomposition:

X=randktensor([6,7,5],4);
R=3; #number of components
cp_als(X,R)  #same as cp_als(X,R,init="rand",dimorder=1:ndims(X))
cp_als(X,R,init=[rand(6,3),rand(7,3),rand(5,3)]) #initialize factor matrices 
cp_als(X,R,init="nvecs",dimorder=[2,1,3])

Tensors in Hierarchical Tucker format

Define tensor in Hierarchical Tucker format by dimensional tree T, its transfer tensors and factor matrices:

T=dimtree(3)
B=[rand(2,3,1),rand(4,3,2)]
A=[rand(5,4),rand(4,3),rand(3,3)]
htensor(T,B,A)

Define tensor in Hierarchical Tucker format by dimensional tree T, its transfer tensors and factor matrices:

T=dimtree(3)
B=[rand(2,3,1),rand(4,3,2)]
A=[rand(5,4),rand(4,3),rand(3,3)]
htensor(T,B,A)

Get Tucker format of a tensor by using htrunc:

X=rand(8,9,7);
htrunc(X)
htrunc(X,maxrank=3) #hrunc with defined maximal rank

Create random tensor in Hierarchical Tucker format of size 5x4x3:

X=randhtensor([5,4,3])

Basic functions:

size(X)
ndims(X)
norm(X)
full(X)  #Creates full tensor out of Hierarchial Tucker format
reorth(X) #Orthogonalize factor matrices

Basic operations:

X=randhtensor([5,4,3]);Y=randhtensor([5,4,3]);
innerprod(X,Y)
X+Y
X-Y
X==Y #same as isequal(X,Y)
3*X #same as mtimes(3,X)

n-mode product of a tensor in Hierarchical Tucker format and a matrix or an array of matrices:

X=randhtensor([5,4,3]);
A=[rand(2,5),rand(2,4),rand(2,3)];
ttm(X,A[1],1)  #X times A[1] by mode 1
ttm(X,[A[1],A[2]],[1,2]) #X times A[1] by mode 1 and times A[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,A,-3)
ttm(X,A) #X times matrices from A by each mode

n-mode (vector) product of a tensor in Hierarchical Tucker format and a vector or an array of vectors:

X=randhtensor([5,4,3]);
V=[rand(5),rand(4),rand(3)];
ttv(X,V[1],1)  #X times V[1] by mode 1
ttv(X,[V[1],V[2]],[1,2]) #X times V[1] by mode 1 and times V[2] by mode 2; same as ttm(X,V,-3)
ttv(X,V) #X times vectors from V by each mode

The h-rank of a tensor in Hierarchical Tucker format:

X=htrunc(rand(9,8,7),maxrank=2)
hrank(X)

Tensors in Tensor Train format

Define tensor in TT format by its core tensors:

G=CoreCell(undef,3)
G[1]=rand(1,4,3)
G[2]=rand(3,6,4)
G[3]=rand(4,3,1)
X=TTtensor(G)

Get TT format of a tensor by using TTsvd:

X=rand(5,4,3,2)
TTsvd(X)
TTsvd(X,reqrank=[2,2,2])

Create random TT tensor of size 5x4x3 and TT-rank (2,2):

X=randTTtensor([5,4,3],[2,2])

Basic functions::

size(X)
TTrank(X)
ndims(X)
norm(X)
full(X)  #Creates full tensor out of Tucker format
reorth(X)

Basic operations:

X=randTTtensor([5,4,3],[2,2])
Y=randTTtensor([5,4,3],[3,3])

innerprod(X,Y)
X+Y
X-Y
3*X

TTsvd of a TT tensor:

X=randTTtensor([7,6,5],[5,4])
TTsvd(X,reqrank=[3,3])

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