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The 18th European Conference on Machine Learning (ECML) and the 11th European Conference on Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (PKDD)
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Efficient Computation of Recursive Principal Component Analysis

author: Alessandro Sperduti, Dipartimento di Matematica Pura ed Applicata, Università degli Studi di Padova
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0:00 Efficient Computation of Recursive Principal Component Analysis for Structured Input
0:01 Outline
1:24 What are structured domains and why are they important? (1)
1:30 What are structured domains and why are they important? (2)
1:36 What are structured domains and why are they important? (3)
1:40 What are structured domains and why are they important? (4)
1:51 What are structured domains and why are they important? (5)
1:54 Examples of Structured Data (1)
2:14 Examples of Structured Data (2)
2:22 Examples of Structured Data (3)
3:19 Vectorial Data: Principal Component Analysis
4:30 More Complex Objects
5:54 Principal Component Analysis of Sequences and Trees ?
7:02 The Strategy (1)
7:10 The Strategy (2)
7:33 The Strategy (3)
8:07 The Strategy (4)
8:31 The Strategy (5)
8:39 Sequences
11:35 Step 1: Sufficient Conditions
12:51 Sequences
12:57 Step 1: Sufficient Conditions
12:58 Step 2: Extended State Space (1)
15:11 Step 2: Extended State Space (2)
15:30 Step 2: Extended State Space (1)
15:37 Step 2: Extended State Space (2)
16:02 Step 3: Reduce (1)
16:21 Step 3: Reduce (2)
16:47 Step 3: Reduce (3)
16:52 Step 3: Reduce (4)
16:56 Step 3: Reduce (5)
16:57 Step 3: Reduce (6)
16:58 Step 3: Reduce (7)
16:59 Step 3: Reduce (8)
17:00 Step 3: Reduce (9)
17:01 Step 3: Reduce (10)
17:04 Step 3: Reduce (11)
17:13 Step 3: Reduce (12)
17:16 Step 3: Reduce (13)
17:18 Step 3: Reduce (14)
17:19 Step 3: Reduce (15)
17:21 Step 3: Reduce (16)
17:22 Step 3: Reduce (17)
17:23 Step 3: Reduce (18)
17:33 Step 3: Reduce (19)
17:56 Step 4: Compose
18:18 Recursive PCA for Trees
19:40 Graphs
20:39 The linear system for graphs
21:36 Computational Problems
23:04 Some Basic Observations and Their Exploitation
24:23 Three Techniques
25:02 Minimal State Space
27:00 Minimal DAG
28:03 QR Decomposition
28:33 Datasets for Experiments
28:46 Experiments Results
31:23 Summary
33:00 - Questions
34:10 - Questions
35:06 - Questions
36:18 - Questions
36:24 - Questions
36:56 - Questions
37:23 - Questions
37:58 - Questions

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