SRRM: Improving Recursive Transport Surrogates in the Small-Discrepancy Regime
SRRM: Improving Recursive Transport Surrogates in the Small-Discrepancy Regime explores This paper theoretically analyzes and improves a statistical method for approximating the Wasserstein distance, with no immediate product application indicated.. Commercial viability score: 2/10 in Statistical Machine Learning.
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