Some experiments on independent component analysis of non-Gaussian processes

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  • Jean-François Cardoso
  • David L. Donoho
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This paper reports on numerical experiments on the ‘independent component analysis’ (ICA) of some nonGaussian stochastic processes. It is found that the orthonormal basis discovered by ICA are strikingly close to wavelet basis.

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تاریخ انتشار 1999