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Central limit theorems and bootstrap for sparse regularized multimarginal optimal transport and barycenters
Wasserstein barycenters are a fundamental tool for the analysis of distribution-valued data, but their computation and statistical analysis become challenging in high-dimensional and multi-sample settings. The unregularized barycenter problem is computationally demanding and suffers severely from th
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