Geometrical methods of inference
Krzysztof Krakowski
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Krzysztof Krakowski
Abstract
[Truncated] The central aim of the thesis is to investigate and present results of studies of two geometrical methods of inference: the measure of central tendency in Riemannian manifolds - the Riemannian mean and; the interpolation of data points in Riemannian manifolds - the Riemannian variational curves. Riemannian manifolds are smooth spaces equipped with a metric allowing to measure geometric quantities like distances and angles. Riemannian geometry the branch of differential geometry concerning Riemannian manifolds - evolved from Euclid's plane and solid geometry, and from Gauss's theory of curved spaces. The thesis develops a geometrical approach to investigations of data in Riemannian manifolds.
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[Truncated] The central aim of the thesis is to investigate and present results of studies of two geometrical methods of inference: the measure of central tendency in Riemannian manifolds - the Riemannian mean and; the interpolation of data points in Riemannian manifolds - the Riemannian variational curves. Riemannian manifolds are smooth spaces equipped with a metric allowing to measure geometric quantities like distances and angles. Riemannian geometry the branch of differential geometry concerning Riemannian manifolds - evolved from Euclid's plane and solid geometry, and from Gauss's theory of curved spaces. The thesis develops a geometrical approach to investigations of data in Riemannian manifolds.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Riemannian geometry, Curvature of Riemannian manifolds, Fundamental theorem of Riemannian geometry, Scalar curvature, Measure (data warehouse), Statistical manifold, Mathematical analysis