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Random features for Grassmannian kernel approximation with bounded rank-one projections

We propose a family of random feature maps for scalable kernel machines on low-dimensional subspaces, ie on the Grassmannian manifold. Such representations are useful when data classes or clusters are well described by the span of a few samples. Classical Grassmannian kernels, including the projection and Binet-Cauchy kernels, require full Gram matrices, which leads to prohibitive computational and memory costs for large high-dimensional subspace datasets. We address this limitation using random features based on rank-one projections of subspace projection matrices followed by bounded non-linear transforms, either periodic or binary, to control the resulting distributions. We show that in...

AuthorsRémi Delogne, Laurent Jacques
Primary categorycs.LG
Published4 August 2026
Last updated at source4 August 2026
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