Angular Gaussian and Cauchy estimation
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Abstract: This paper discusses the family of distributions on the Grassmannian of the linear span of r central gaussian vectors parametrized by the covariance matrix. Our main result is an existence and uniqueness criterion for the maximum likelihood estimate of a sample.
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