Discussion of "Functional Models for Time-Varying Random Objects” by Dubey and Müller

01/10/2020
by   Dino Sejdinovic, et al.
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The discussion focuses on metric covariance, a new association measure between paired random objects in a metric space, developed by Dubey and Müller, and on its relationship with other similar concepts which have previously appeared in the literature, including distance covariance by Székely et al, as well as its generalisations which rely on the formalism of reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces (RKHS).

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