arXiv Machine Learning By Milad Sefidgaran, Piotr Krasnowski, Abdellatif Zaidi

Multiview Representation Learning via Distributed Joint Latent Space Structuring

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arXiv:2504. 18455v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: We study distributed multiview representation learning, a problem in which $K$ clients each observe a distinct but possibly statistically correlated view.

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