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Abstract Stein operators allow one to characterize probability distributions via differential operators. Based on these characterizations, we develop a new method of point estimation for marginal parameters of strictly stationary and ergodic processes, which we call Stein's Method of Moments (SMOM). These SMOM estimators satisfy the desirable classical
Bruno Ebner +4 more
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Highest-Weight Vectors and Three-Point Functions in GKO Coset Decomposition. [PDF]
Bershtein M, Feigin B, Trufanov A.
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Nonparametric inference for Poisson‐Laguerre tessellations
Abstract In this paper, we consider statistical inference for Poisson‐Laguerre tessellations in ℝd$$ {\mathbb{R}}^d $$. The object of interest is a distribution function F$$ F $$ which describes the distribution of the arrival times of the generator points.
Thomas van der Jagt +2 more
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Hypercomplex neural networks: Exploring quaternion, octonion, and beyond in deep learning. [PDF]
Devadas RM +5 more
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Spectral analysis for the inference of noisy Hawkes processes
Abstract Classic estimation methods for Hawkes processes rely on the assumption that observed event times are indeed a realization of a Hawkes process, without considering any perturbation of the model. In practice, observations are often altered by some noise, and so we consider, in this work, the observations to be the indistinguishable union of ...
Anna Bonnet +3 more
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Lagrangian Relations and Quantum L ∞ Algebras. [PDF]
Jurčo B, Pulmann J, Zika M.
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Projection‐based estimators for matrix/tensor‐valued data
Abstract A general approach for extending estimators to matrix‐ and tensor‐valued data is proposed. The extension is based on using random projections to project out dimensions of a tensor and then computing a multivariate estimator for each projection. The mean of the obtained set of estimates is used as the final, joint estimate. In some basic cases,
Joni Virta +2 more
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Polarization and Gorenstein liaison
Abstract A major open question in the theory of Gorenstein liaison is whether or not every arithmetically Cohen–Macaulay subscheme of Pn$\mathbb {P}^n$ can be G‐linked to a complete intersection. Migliore and Nagel showed that if such a scheme is generically Gorenstein (e.g., reduced), then, after re‐embedding so that it is viewed as a subscheme of Pn ...
Sara Faridi +3 more
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