Researchers have analyzed approximate message passing (AMP) with independent Gaussian initialization for noiseless phase retrieval. Their findings indicate that random initialization requires a growing number of iterations for AMP to achieve non-vanishing overlap. The study provides a Gaussian decomposition of the AMP trajectory, controlling its error over necessary recovery horizons and demonstrating that random initialization reaches the weak-recovery threshold of 1/2. For signal strengths between the weak and strong recovery thresholds, the signal strength follows state evolution and approaches a stable fixed point within a specific number of iterations. AI
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