Classification of multivariate functional data on different domains with Partial Least Squares approaches

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Main Authors: Moindjie, Issam-Ali, Dabo-Niang, Sophie, Preda, Cristian
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author Moindjie, Issam-Ali
Dabo-Niang, Sophie
Preda, Cristian
author_facet Moindjie, Issam-Ali
Dabo-Niang, Sophie
Preda, Cristian
contents Classification (supervised-learning) of multivariate functional data is considered when the elements of the random functional vector of interest are defined on different domains. In this setting, PLS classification and tree PLS-based methods for multivariate functional data are presented. From a computational point of view, we show that the PLS components of the regression with multivariate functional data can be obtained using only the PLS methodology with univariate functional data. This offers an alternative way to present the PLS algorithm for multivariate functional data.
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spellingShingle Classification of multivariate functional data on different domains with Partial Least Squares approaches
Moindjie, Issam-Ali
Dabo-Niang, Sophie
Preda, Cristian
Methodology
Statistics Theory
Classification (supervised-learning) of multivariate functional data is considered when the elements of the random functional vector of interest are defined on different domains. In this setting, PLS classification and tree PLS-based methods for multivariate functional data are presented. From a computational point of view, we show that the PLS components of the regression with multivariate functional data can be obtained using only the PLS methodology with univariate functional data. This offers an alternative way to present the PLS algorithm for multivariate functional data.
title Classification of multivariate functional data on different domains with Partial Least Squares approaches
topic Methodology
Statistics Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.09145