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most citedsktime: A Unified Interface for Machine Learning with Time Series

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stat.ML2014★ 1 cited

Learning with Algebraic Invariances, and the Invariant Kernel Trick

Franz J. Király, Andreas Ziehe, Klaus-Robert Müller

When solving data analysis problems it is important to integrate prior knowledge and/or structural invariances. This paper contributes by a novel framework for incorporating algebr…

stat.ML2014★ 2 cited

Algebraic-Combinatorial Methods for Low-Rank Matrix Completion with Application to Athletic Performance Prediction

Duncan A. J. Blythe, Louis Theran, Franz Kiraly

This paper presents novel algorithms which exploit the intrinsic algebraic and combinatorial structure of the matrix completion task for estimating missing en- tries in the general…

cs.LG2014

Learning with Cross-Kernels and Ideal PCA

Franz J Király, Martin Kreuzer, Louis Theran

We describe how cross-kernel matrices, that is, kernel matrices between the data and a custom chosen set of `feature spanning points' can be used for learning. The main potential o…

math.ST2014

Matroid Regression

Franz J Király, Louis Theran

We propose an algebraic combinatorial method for solving large sparse linear systems of equations locally - that is, a method which can compute single evaluations of the signal wit…

math.FA2014★ 3 cited

The Algebraic Approach to Phase Retrieval and Explicit Inversion at the Identifiability Threshold

Franz J Király, Martin Ehler

We study phase retrieval from magnitude measurements of an unknown signal as an algebraic estimation problem. Indeed, phase retrieval from rank-one and more general linear measurem…

stat.ML2014★ 5 cited

Dual-to-kernel learning with ideals

Franz J. Király, Martin Kreuzer, Louis Theran

In this paper, we propose a theory which unifies kernel learning and symbolic algebraic methods. We show that both worlds are inherently dual to each other, and we use this duality…