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Title: Information Geometry of


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Bernoulli 2000 Conference at Riken on 27 October,
2000
Information Geometry of Self-organizing
maximum likelihood
Shinto Eguchi ISM, GUAS
This talk is based on joint research with
Dr Yutaka Kano, Osaka Univ
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Consider a statistical model
Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE)
( Fisher, 1922),
Consistency, efficiency sufficiency, unbiasedness
invariance, information
Take an increasing function .
-MLE
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Normal density
-MLE
given data
-MLE
MLE
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Normal density
MLE
outlier
-MLE
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Examples
KL-divergence
(1)
(2)
-divergence
-divergence
(3)
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Pythagorian theorem
(0,1)
(1,1)
.
( t, s )
(1,0)
(0,0)
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(Pf)
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Differential geometry of
Riemann metric
Affine connection
Conjugate affine connection
Ciszsars divergence
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-divergence
Amaris -divergence
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-likelihood function
Kullback-Leibler and maximum likelihood
M-estimation ( Huber, 1964, 1983)
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Another definition of Y-likelihood
Take a positive function k(x, q) and define
Y-likelihood equation is a weighted score with
integrabity.
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Consistency of Y-MLE
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Fisher consistency
e -contamination model of
Influence function
Asymptotic efficiency
Robustness or Efficiency
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Generalized linear model
Regression model
Estimating equation
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Bernoulli regression
Logistic regression
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Misclassification model
MLE
MLE
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Logistic Discrimination
Group I from
Group II from
Mislabel
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Group I
Group II
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Group I
Group II
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Misclassification
5 data
Group II
Group I
35 data
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Poisson regression
-likelihood function
-contamination model
Canonical link
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Neural network
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Classic procedure
Self-organizing procedure
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Independent Component Analysis (Minami
Eguchi, 2000)
F
F
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Theorem (Semiparametric consistency)
S
F
S
(Pf)
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-likelihood satisfies the semiparametric
consistency
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Concluding remark
Bias potential function
Y-sufficiency Y-factoriziable Y-exponential
family Y-EM algorithm
Y-Regression analysis Y-Discriminant
analysis Y-PCA Y-ICA
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