HOT TOPICS: Mathematical and Statistical Methods for Visualization and Analysis of High Dimensional Data
December 10,2004 09:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Speakers:
Vitale, Richard

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Summary:

This talk is on the extension of intrinsic volumes to a sub-class of complex, convex subsets of Hilbert space. This is affected by the use of Guassian measure and provides a link with interesting questions on Stochastic process.

Keywords:

Hot Topics; Visualization Analysis; High dimensional data; geometry; dimension; volume; Steiner's formula; Gaussian processes; Hilbert space.

Lecture #10739

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