New PCA method for probability measures reveals sparse-dense sampling transition

Researchers have developed a new method for performing Principal Component Analysis (PCA) on probability measures by embedding them into a Hilbert space. This approach addresses the challenge of analyzing multiple measures, each represented by a set of samples. The study derives convergence rates that characterize the relationship between the number of measures and the number of samples per measure, revealing a transition from sparse to dense sampling regimes. Numerical experiments confirm these theoretical findings and suggest that subsampling can maintain PCA accuracy while improving computational efficiency. AI

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