Description:High-dimensional statistical learning has become an increasingly important research area. In this course, we will provide theoretical foundations of high-dimensional learning for several widely studied problems with many applications. More specifically, we will review concentration inequalities, VC dimension, metric entropy and statistical implications, consider high-dimensional lin...
Speaker:Vadim GorinAssociate Professor of Statistics and Mathematics at University of California, BerkeleyAbstract:Canonical correlations have two faces: from one side, in statistics they give a way to measure dependence between two datasets. From the other side, in linear algebra they represent a canonical form to which a pair of two linear subspaces can be transformed. In the talk we will d...