SKKU Researchers Develop Bayesian Method (j-LANCE) for Hidden Dependence Structures in High-Dimensional Data
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Summary
Professor Kyoungjae Lee of Sungkyunkwan University, along with researchers from Seoul National University and the University of Cincinnati, developed a Bayesian inference method called j-LANCE for detecting hidden dependence structures in multi-group high-dimensional data. The method simultaneously achieves theoretical guarantees and computational efficiency, addressing challenges in fields like genomics, climate science, finance, and sensor data analysis where numerous variables are observed simultaneously.
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In today's scientific and industrial fields, high-dimensional data in which numerous variables are observed simultaneously, such as genomic, climate, financial, and sensor data, are rapidly...
Achieving Theoretical guarantee and Computational Efficiency Simultaneously through the Development of j-LANCE, a Bayesian Joint Local Dependence Learning Method
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