Projective independence tests in high dimensions: the curses and the cures
高维投影独立性检验:难题与改进
Summary Testing independence between high-dimensional random vectors is fundamentally different from testing independence between univariate random variables. Taking the projection correlation as an example, it suffers from at least three problems. First, it has a high computational complexity of O{n3(p+q)}, where n, p and q are the sample size and dimensions of the random vectors; this limits its usefulness substantially when n is extremely large. Second, the asymptotic…