Dimensionality reduction via subspace and submanifold learning

The problem of finding and exploiting low-dimensional structures in high-dimensional data is taking on increasing importance in image, video, or audio processing; Web data analysis/search; and bioinformatics, where data sets now routinely lie in observational spaces of thousands, millions, or even billions of dimensions. The curse of dimensionality is in full play here: We often need to conduct meaningful inference with a limited number of samples in a very high-dimensional space. Conventional statistical and computational tools have become severely inadequate for processing and analyzing such high-dimensional data. © 2006 IEEE.

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Author Guillermo Sapiro Electrical and Computer Engineering