
Object matching is a fundamental operation in data analysis. It typically requires the definition of a similarity measure between the classes of objects to be matched. Instead, we develop an approach which is able to perform matching by requiring a similarity measure only within each of the classes. This is achieved by maximizing the dependency between matched pairs of observations by means of the Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion. This problem can be cast as one of maximizing a quadratic assignment problem with special structure and we present a simple algorithm for finding a locally optimal solution.
Optimization, Data reduction, Quadratic assignment problems, matching, Sorting, Sorti Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion., Object matching, kernels, SIMPLE algorithm, Fundamental operations, Similarity measure, Keywords: Data analysis, object alignment, Hilbert, Optimal solutions, Special structure, Alignment
Optimization, Data reduction, Quadratic assignment problems, matching, Sorting, Sorti Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion., Object matching, kernels, SIMPLE algorithm, Fundamental operations, Similarity measure, Keywords: Data analysis, object alignment, Hilbert, Optimal solutions, Special structure, Alignment
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