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The Distribution of the Determinant of a Complex Wishart Distributed Matrix
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“As predicted by an exact analytical bias expression valid for N > 3d,80,81 the joint information bias depends only on N and d but is independent of the information level (Figure 2B, right).”
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“In the Gaussian case, an exact expression is available81 for the mutual information bias, which grows steeply and supralinearly when increasing the dimension d of sources and targets and decreases when increasing N (Figure S14).”
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“We chose it to replace the QE (used in the discrete PID) for the Gaussian PID, as we verified that QE does not work well for the Gaussian information because its bias is non-polynomial.81”
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- Goodman, N. R.
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- The Annals of Mathematical Statistics
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- Institute of Mathematical Statistics
- Published
- 1963-03
- Volume
- 34
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- 1
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- 178-180
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- 0003-4851
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