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Minimax and Adaptive Transfer Learning for Sparse Canonical Correlation Analysis
We develop a transfer learning framework for high-dimensional sparse canonical correlation analysis (CCA) with multiple heterogeneous source datasets. Our goal is to improve estimation of the target canonical coefficient matrices by borrowing information from related sources. We characterize source-
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