Hi everybody, How can I find the unknown matrix X and solve this equation using the semidefinite programming (SDP) in CVX matlab package ?
Thank you in advance.
Are X’’ and S known (i.e., input data)?
How is this a semidefinite programming problem? Is there a semidefinite constraint on X?
If X’’ is some kind of derivative of X, rather than just being an input matrix, you certainly need to explain. Otherwise, whether X does or does not have a semidefinite constraint, the formulation of this problem is straightforward if you read the CVX USer’s Guide.
Hellow,
S and X-second are known and there is no constraint. This is my code, I would like to know if I implemented it correctly.
cvx_begin
variable X_hat2(NoS,Tr)
minimize( (sum(square_abs(vec(X-X_second))))+ (sum(square_abs(vec(X*S.’)))) );
cvx_end
Thank you.
It looks correct, although presuming that all matrices are real, as suggested by your variable declaration, square would also work instead of square_abs. However, per the CVX User’s Guide, it is more efficient to use sum_square() than sum(square()). You could use sum_square(vec(X-X_second)) or sum(sum_square((X-X_second)) or square_pos(norm((X-X_second,'fro')) and similarly for the other term.
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