The critical points and local minimizers of the model are characterized, a sufficient-condition result for rank recovery is provided, and whole-sequence convergence of the proposed algorithms under explicit step-size and inertial-parameter conditions are proved using the Kurdyka--\L{}ojasiewicz framework.
Abstract
Nonnegative matrix factorization represents nonnegative signals as additive combinations of latent components, but its factorization rank, and hence the model order, must usually be specified beforehand. An underestimated order discards signal structure, whereas an overestimated order produces redundant components and unstable decompositions. We propose a column $\ell_{2,0}$-regularized formulation that estimates the model order from an initial upper bound by suppressing inactive columns in both factors. A warm-started regularization path progressively removes redundant components without changing the factor dimensions, and a marginal reconstruction-loss criterion selects an order along the path. To solve the resulting nonconvex and discontinuous problem, we develop an inertial proximal alternating linearized minimization method, a scale-balanced variant, and a proximal active-set method based on P-stationarity. The balancing operation equalizes the norms of paired factor columns while preserving their rank-one products. We characterize the critical points and local minimizers of the model, provide a sufficient-condition result for rank recovery, and prove whole-sequence convergence of the proposed algorithms under explicit step-size and inertial-parameter conditions using the Kurdyka--\L{}ojasiewicz framework. Dedicated experiments show that the warm-started $\lambda$-path is more efficient than increasing- and decreasing-order discrete $r$-paths, while scale balancing yields a more stable rank-selection path. Experiments on synthetic data and diverse signal benchmarks show that both iPALM and PASM provide reliable model-order estimates with favorable computational efficiency.
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