Re:What are the most important statistical ideas of the past...
by beagle3 on Monday March 08, 2021 @06:00PM
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It has to a lot to do with statistics, but is not usually classified as statistics per-se, but I think the entire field that includes Random Projections (e.g. Johanson-Lindenstrauss Lemma), Compressive Sensing and friends.
Statistically speaking, it says that regardless of the dimension that data is presented in, a random linear projection to (slightly more than) the intrinsic dimension of the data captures the underlying topology.
Statistically speaking, it says that regardless of the dimension that data is presented in, a random linear projection to (slightly more than) the intrinsic dimension of the data captures the underlying topology.