Improved Modeling of Persistence Diagram
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Abstract (arXiv)
High-dimensional reduction methods are powerful tools for describing the main patterns in big data. One of these methods is the topological data analysis (TDA), which modeling the shape of the data in terms of topological properties. This method specifically translates the original data into two-dimensional system, which is graphically represented via the 'persistence diagram'. The outliers points on this diagram present the data pattern, whereas the other points behave as a random noise. In order to determine which points are significant outliers, replications of the original data set are needed. Once only one original data is available, replications can be created by fitting a model for the points on the persistence diagram, and then using the MCMC methods. One of such model is the RST (Replicating Statistical Topology). In this paper we suggest a modification of the RST model. Using a simulation study, we show that the modified RST improves the performance of the RST in terms of goodness of fit. We use the MCMC Metropolis-Hastings algorithm for sampling according to the fitted model.
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- 2014Robust Topological Inference: Distance To a Measure and Kernel Distancecited by 26
- 2013Confidence sets for persistence diagramscited by 17
- 2018The density of expected persistence diagrams and its kernel based estimationcited by 13
- 2021Estimation and Quantization of Expected Persistence Diagramscited by 8
- 2017Modeling and replicating statistical topology, and evidence for CMB non-homogeneitycited by 4
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