Canonical correlations can be recovered from unpaired data alone

Ben-Ari et al. introduce Unpaired CCA, a linear method that approaches paired CCA performance while training without any corresponding samples.

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Nir Ben-Ari · Ronen Talmon · Uri Shaham

Bar-Ilan University · Technion

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The authors present Unpaired CCA (UCCA), the first extension of canonical correlation analysis that learns maximally correlated projections when no paired samples are available.

Ben-Ari et al.

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From Technion and Bar-Ilan University

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Unpaired CCA recovers true canonical correlations from completely unpaired data by tying the problem to the Quadratic Assignment Problem.

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