A Kernel Two-Sample Test
Kolmogorov-Smirnov and Earth-Mover’s distances, which are based ondifferent function classes; collectively these are known as integral probability metrics (Muller, 1997). On a more practical¨ note, the MMD has a reasonable computational cost, when compared with …
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