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Detecting a Shift Is Not Enough: Exact Minimax Limits of Linear Representation Repair
A mean shift between two data sources can be easy to detect but hard to remove without substantially changing their representations. We cast its removal as a statistical decision problem: from noisy differences between paired calibration measurements in $\mathbb{R}^d$, learn one linear map, applied
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