Topological Perspectives on Statistical Quantities I

arXiv1707.02900MaRDI QIDQ6288835FDOQ6288835

Authors: Nissim Ranade 

Publication date: 10 July 2017

Abstract: In statistics cumulants are defined to be functions that measure the linear independence of random variables. In the non-communicative case the Boolean cumulants can be described as functions that measure deviation of a map between algebras from being an algebra morphism. In Algebraic topology maps that are homotopic to being algebra morphisms are studied using the theory of $A_{i}nfty$ algebras. In this paper we will explore the link between these two points of views on maps between algebras that are not algebra maps.

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