In the present paper, we treat the problem of learning averages out of a set of symmetric positive-definite matrices (SPDMs). We discuss a possible learning technique based on the differential geometrical properties of the SPDM- manifold which was recently shown to possess a Lie-group structure under appropriate group definition. We first recall some relevant notions from differential geometry, mainly related to Lie-group theory, and then we propose a scheme of learning averages. Some numerical experiments will serve to illustrate the features of the learnt averages. ©2009 IEEE.

Learning averages over the Lie group of symmetric positive-definite matrices / Fiori, Simone; T., Tanaka. - (2009), pp. 828-832. [10.1109/IJCNN.2009.5178598]

Learning averages over the Lie group of symmetric positive-definite matrices

FIORI, Simone;
2009-01-01

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In the present paper, we treat the problem of learning averages out of a set of symmetric positive-definite matrices (SPDMs). We discuss a possible learning technique based on the differential geometrical properties of the SPDM- manifold which was recently shown to possess a Lie-group structure under appropriate group definition. We first recall some relevant notions from differential geometry, mainly related to Lie-group theory, and then we propose a scheme of learning averages. Some numerical experiments will serve to illustrate the features of the learnt averages. ©2009 IEEE.
2009
Proceedings of the 2009 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks
9781424435487
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