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This paper proposes a theoretical framework for transfer learning in structured matrix estimation, specifically addressing scenarios where model dimensions and latent representations grow over time. The authors decompose target parameters into embedded source components, low-rank innovations, and sparse edits to derive deterministic error bounds that improve upon standard rates when representation increments are small. However, the manuscript has been withdrawn by the authors due to the need for substantial revisions to its scope, formulation, and analysis.
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Low-Rank Plus Sparse Matrix Transfer Learning under Growing Representations and Ambient Dimensions

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arXiv:2601.21873v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Learning systems often expand their ambient features or latent representations over time, embedding earlier representations into larger spaces with limited new latent structure. We study transfer learning for structured matrix estimation under simultaneous growth of the ambient dimension and the intrinsic representation, where a well-estimated source task is embedded as a subspace of a higher-dimensional target task. We propose a general transfer framework in which the target parameter decomposes into an embedded source component, low-dimensional low-rank innovations, and sparse edits, and develop an anchored alternating projection estimator that preserves transferred subspaces while estimating only low-dimensional innovations and sparse modifications. We establish deterministic error bounds that separate target noise, representation growth, and source estimation error, yielding strictly improved rates when rank and sparsity increments are small. We demonstrate the generality of the framework by applying it to two canonical problems. For Markov transition matrix estimation from a single trajectory, we derive end-to-end theoretical guarantees under dependent noise. For structured covariance estimation under enlarged dimensions, we provide complementary theoretical analysis in the appendix and empirically validate consistent transfer gains.

Abstract:Learning systems often expand their ambient features or latent representations over time, embedding earlier representations into larger spaces with limited new latent structure. We study transfer learning for structured matrix estimation under simultaneous growth of the ambient dimension and the intrinsic representation, where a well-estimated source task is embedded as a subspace of a higher-dimensional target task. We propose a general transfer framework in which the target parameter decomposes into an embedded source component, low-dimensional low-rank innovations, and sparse edits, and develop an anchored alternating projection estimator that preserves transferred subspaces while estimating only low-dimensional innovations and sparse modifications. We establish deterministic error bounds that separate target noise, representation growth, and source estimation error, yielding strictly improved rates when rank and sparsity increments are small. We demonstrate the generality of the framework by applying it to two canonical problems. For Markov transition matrix estimation from a single trajectory, we derive end-to-end theoretical guarantees under dependent noise. For structured covariance estimation under enlarged dimensions, we provide complementary theoretical analysis in the appendix and empirically validate consistent transfer gains.

The authors have withdrawn this manuscript because substantial changes to its scope, formulation, and analysis are needed. The current version should not be cited

Machine Learning (cs.LG); Machine Learning (stat.ML)

arXiv:2601.21873 [cs.LG]

(or arXiv:2601.21873v2 [cs.LG] for this version)

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