
Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is widely used within binary embedding methods for approximate nearest neighbor search and has proven to have a significant effect on the performance. Current methods aim to represent the whole data using a single PCA however, considering the Gaussian distribution requirements of PCA, this representation is not appropriate. In this study we propose using Multiple PCA (M-PCA) transformations to represent the whole data and show that it increases the performance significantly compared to methods using a single PCA.
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