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1 GEOMETRY AND DISTRIBUTIONS OF SHAPES Rabi Bhattacharya, Univ. of Arizona, USA (With V. Patrangenaru & A. Bhattacharya)
2 CONTENTS 1. PROBAB. MEASURES ON MANIFOLDS (a) FRÉCHET MEAN (b) EXTRINSIC MEAN (c) INTRINSIC MEAN (d) ASYMP. DISTR. OF SAMPLE MEANS 2. SHAPES OF k-ads (a) KENDALL S SPACES: Σ k m (b) REFLECTION SHAPE SPACES: RΣ k m (c) AFFINE SHAPE SPACES: AΣ(m, k) (d) PROJECTIVE SHAPE SPACES: PΣ(m, k) 3. NONPARAMETRIC TESTS
3 1(a) ASSUMPTION: CLOSED BOUNDED SUBSETS OF (M, ρ) ARE COMPACT. FRÉCHET FUNCTION OF A PROBAB. Q IS F (p) = ρ 2 (p, x)q(dx) p M. FRÉCHET MEAN SET IS THE SET OF MINIMIZERS OF F. A UNIQUE MINIMIZER IS CALLED THE FRÉCHET MEAN OF Q, SAY µ F. SAMPLE FRÉCHET MEAN µ n, F IS A MEASURABLE SELECTION FROM THE MEAN SET OF THE EMPIRICAL Q n BASED ON I.I.D. X 1,..., X n Q. PROPOSITION 1. LET F BE FINITE. (i) THEN THE FRÉCHET MEAN SET IS NONEMPTY COMPACT. (ii) IN CASE OF A UNIQUE MINIM. µ F, µ n,f µ F (WITH PROBAB. ONE). (ZIEZOLD,1977; BP,2003).
4 1(b). EXTRINSIC MEAN µ E OF Q M: COMPLETE (d-dim.) DIFF. MANIFOLD. THE METRIC ρ = ρ E IS INDUCED BY AN EMBEDDING J : M R N. µ J = MEAN OF IMAGE Q J OF Q in R N. µ E = PROJECTION OF µ J ON J(M) (IF UNIQUE) IS EXTRINSIC MEAN OF Q. EXAMPLE. M = S d = {p R d+1 : p = 1}. J = INCLUSION MAP, ρ E = CHORD DISTANCE, µ E = UNIQUE IFF µ J 0 ( R d+1 ). PROPOSITION 2. SUPPOSE Q J HAS FINITE SECOND MOMENTS, AND µ E IS UNIQUE. THEN THE PROJECTION OF µ n,e ON THE TANGENT SPACE T µe M AT µ E IS ASYMP. GAUSSIAN N(0, Γ/n).
5 1(c). INTRINSIC MEAN µ I OF Q M: COMPLETE RIEMANNIAN MANIFOLD, METRIC TENSOR g, ρ = ρ g GEODESIC DIST. INTRINSIC MEAN OF Q IS µ I = MINIMIZER OF F, IF UNIQUE. TERMS: (i) γ(t) IS A GEODESIC IF (D/dt)γ(t) = 0 (ZERO ACCELERATION). (ii) CUT LOCUS OF p (CUT(p)). (iii) INJECTIVITY RADIUS (INJ(M)). (iv) Exp p (T p M M): Exp p (v) = γ(1), γ GEODESIC, γ(0) = p, γ(0) = v. (v) Log p = Exp 1 p : M \ CUT(p) T p M. (vi) SECTIONAL CURVATURE AT p. EXAMPLE. M = S d. GEODESICS ARE GREAT CIRCLES, ρ g IS ARC DISTANCE. CUT(p) = { p}. INJ(M) = π.
6 Exp p (v) = cos( v )p + sin( v ) v, (v 0). v Log p (x) = (1 (p x) 2 ) 1/2 arccos(p x)(x (p x)p), x p. SECTIONAL CURVATURE = 1 (CONSTANT) LET C DENOTE THE L.U.B. OF SECTIONAL CURVATURES ON M IF L.U.B > 0, AND C = 0 IF L.U.B. 0. r := min{inj(m), π/ C}. PROPOSITION 3. IF SUPP(Q) B(p, r /2), THERE EXISTS A UNIQUE INTRINSIC MEAN µ I OF Q ON THE METRIC SPACE B(p, r /2). IF SUPP(Q) B(p, r /4), THEN µ I IS THE INTRINSIC MEAN OF Q ON M. (KARCHER,1977;KENDALL,1990)
7 PROPOSITION 4. (a) ASSUME SUPP(Q) B(p, r /2), Q(CUT (p)) = 0. THEN Log µi (µ n,i ) IS ASYMP. GAUSSIAN N(0, Γ/n). (b) SUPPOSE (i) Q IS ABS. CONT., (ii) THE INTRINSIC MEAN µ I EXISTS, (iii) F is TWICE CONT. DIFF. IN A NBD. OF µ I. THEN Log µi (µ n,i ) IS ASYMP. GAUSSIAN N(0, Γ/n). IN NORMAL COORDINATES (UNDER Log µi ), WITH THE IMAGE Q L OF Q, ONE HAS vq L (dv) = 0, Γ = Λ 1 ΣΛ 1, T µi M [Σ = COV (Q L ), Λ = (HESSIAN OF F AT µ I ) K ] (*) ( ) 1 f v K ij = [2( v 2 v i v j + f ( v )δ ij )]Q L (dv);
8 1 if C = 0 f (r) = Cr cos( Cr) sin( if C > 0 Cr) Cr cosh( Cr) sinh( if C < 0 Cr) THERE IS EQUALITY IN (*) IF M HAS CONSTANT SECTIONAL CURVATURE.
9 2. SHAPE SPACES M OF k-ads EACH OBSERVATION x = (x 1,..., x k ) OF k > m POINTS IN m-dimension (NOT ALL THE SAME) -k LOCATIONS ON AN m-dim. OBJECT. k-ads ARE EQUIVALENT MOD G: A GROUP G OF TRANSFORMATIONS. (a). Σ(m, k). [KENDALL, 1984, KENT, LE] G IS GENERATED BY TRANSLATIONS, SCALING (TO UNIT SIZE), ROTATONS. PRESHAPE u = (x 1 x,..., x k x )/ x x SHAPE OF k-ad σ(x) S m(k 1) 1 /SO(m) = Σ(m, k).
10 CASE m = 2. PLANAR SHAPES. M = Σ(2, k). M S 2k 3 /S 1 CP k 2 (COMPLEX PROJ. SPACE) EXTRINSIC MEAN µ E : EMBEDDING: [EQUIVARIANT] J : σ(x) uu S 0 (k, C) PROPOSITION 5. µ E EXISTS IFF THE LARGEST EIGENVALUE OF E(UU ) IS SIMPLE. [J(µ E ) = mm, m UNIT EIGENVEC.] INTRINSIC MEAN µ I. CASE m > 2. Σ(m, k) HAS SINGULARITIES. ACTION OF SO(m) IS NOT FREE ON M.
11 (b) REFLECTION-SHAPE SPACE RΣ(m, k). ASSUME AFFINE SPAN OF EACH k-ad x IS R m, WITH PRESHAPE u = (u 1,, u k ) S m(k 1) 1. SHAPE σ(x) S m(k 1) 1 /O(m) = M. EMBEDDING J : σ(x) ((u i u j )) (M S 0+ (k, R)) PROPOSITION 6. LET λ 1... λ k BE EIGENVALUES OF E((U i U j )), WITH EIGEN- VECTORS v 1,..., v k, WHERE v j 2 = λ j /(λ 1 + +λ m ) (j = 1,..., m). (i) µ E EXISTS IFF λ m > λ m+1, AND THEN (ii) J(µ E ) = (v 1,..., v m )(v 1,..., v m ) t.
12 (c) AFFINE SHAPE SPACE AΣ(m, k), k > m + 1. C(k,m) = k-ads u = x x WITH SPAN R m SHAPE σ(x) = {Au = (Au 1,..., Au k ) : A GL(m, R)}. AΣ(m, k) = C(k, m)/gl(m, R). THE m ROWS OF u LIE IN A HYPERPLANE H OF R k, H = 1 R k 1, AND SPAN A SUBSPACE L OF DIM. m OF H. NOW Au = v FOR SOME A IFF THE ROWS OF v SPAN L. HENCE σ(x) L. THUS AΣ(m, k) GRASSSMANNIAN G m (k 1). EMBEDDING J : AΣ(m, k) S + (k 1, R).
13 σ(x) MATRIX OF PROJ. P L : H L = B t B. HERE L IS SPANNED BY ORTHONORMAL w 1,..., w m ; w i = b ij f j ({f 1,..., f k 1 } ORTH. BASIS OF H); B = ((b ij )) 1 i m, 1 j k 1. PROPOSITION 7. (i) µ E EXISTS IFF AMONG EIGENVALUES λ 1... λ k 1 OF THE MEAN OF B t B, λ m > λ m+1, AND (ii) THEN µ E IS THE SUBSPACE OF H SPANNED BY THE FIRST m EIGENVECTORS. [CHIKUSE, BP]
14 (d) PROJECTIVE SHAPE SPACES PΣ(m, k), k > m + 1. k-ad x = (x 1,..., x k ) (R m+1 ) k ; FOR x R m+1, x 0, DEFINE [x] = {λx : λ 0} (THE LINE THROUGH 0 & y). RP m = {[x] : x R m+1 \ {0}}. FOR A GL(m + 1, R), A PROJ. LINEAR TRANSFORMATION α ON RP m IS α[x] = [Ax]; α PGL(m) [GROUP].
15 PROJ. SHAPE OF A k-ad x IS σ(x) = {(α[x 1 ],..., α[x k ]) : α PGL(m)}. A k-ad {y 1,..., y k } OF POINTS IN RP m IS IN GENERAL POSITION IF THE LINEAR SPAN OF {y 1,..., y k } IS RP m. THE SPACE OF PROJ. SHAPES OF k-ads IN GENERAL POSITION IS PΣ(m, k). A PROJ. FRAME IN RP m IS AN ORDERED SYSTEM OF m + 2 POINTS IN GENERAL POSITION. LET I BE AN ORDERED SET OF INDICES i 1 < i 2 <... < i m+2 k. LET P I Σ(m, k) BE THE SET OF PROJ. SHAPES OF k-ads x FOR WHICH {[x i1 ], [x i2 ],..., [x im+2 ]} IS A PROJ. FRAME. GIVEN TWO PROJ. FRAMES (p 1,..., p m+2 ), (q 1,..., q m+2 ), THERE EXISTS A UNIQUE α PGL(m) SUCH THAT α(p j ) = q j FOR ALL j.
16 BY ORDERING THE POINTS IN A k-ad SUCH THAT THE FIRST m + 2 POINTS ARE IN GENERAL POSITION, ONE MAY BRING THIS ORDERED SET, SAY, (p 1,..., p m+2 ) TO THE STANDARD FORM {[e 1 ],..., [e m+1 ], [e e m+1 ]} BY A UNIQUE α IN PGL(m). THUS MODULO PGL(m), PROJECTIVE SHAPES IN P I Σ(m.k) ARE DISTINGUISHED ONLY BY THE REMAINING k m 2 RP m -VALUED COORDINATES. THUS P I Σ(m, k) (RP m ) k m 2. ONE MAY NOW USE THE V-W EMBEDDING FOR EXTRINSIC ANALYSIS.
17 REFERENCES 1. Bhattacharya,A & Bhattacharya,R. (2007). Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. In Press. 2. B & B (2007). IMS Lecture Ser. In Honor of J.K.Ghosh. In Press. 3. Bandulasiri, A., Bhattacharya, R. & Patrangenaru, V. (2007). JMVA, To Appear. 4. B & P.(2005). Ann. Statist. 5. B & P. (2003). Ann. Statist. 6. Mardia, K. & Patrangenaru, V. (2005). Ann. Statist. 7. Kendall,D.G. (1984). Bull. Lond. Math. Soc. 8. Kendall, D.G., Barden,D., Carne, T.K. & Le,H.(1999). Shape and Shape Theory. Wiley. 9. Kent, J. (1994). Proc. Royal. Stat. Soc. B. 10. Dryden, I. & Mardia,K. (1998). Wiley.
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