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    • Statistical Analysis

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    • Random features approach is key for kernel approximation in large-scale machine learning.
    • Existing data-dependent sampling methods for random features show promise but are often task-specific.
    • Evaluating random feature approximation techniques across diverse learning tasks remains crucial.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel, task-specific scoring rule for selecting random features.
    • To develop a principled method for optimizing random features in canonical correlation analysis (CCA).
    • To introduce optimal randomized CCA (ORCCA) and evaluate its performance.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a task-specific scoring rule for random feature selection.
    • Focused on canonical correlation analysis (CCA) to guide score function maximization.
    • Derived optimal randomized CCA (ORCCA) based on maximizing canonical correlations.

    Main Results:

    • ORCCA is theoretically proven to outperform standard kernel CCA in expectation.
    • Numerical experiments demonstrate ORCCA's significant superiority over other random feature approximation methods for CCA.
    • The proposed scoring rule is adaptable for various applications with adjustments.

    Conclusions:

    • ORCCA offers a principled and effective method for random feature selection in CCA.
    • The task-specific scoring rule enhances the performance of random features in machine learning.
    • ORCCA represents a significant advancement in kernel approximation for large-scale analysis.