Learning Stochastic Gradient Temporal Algorithms with Riemannian Metrics – A new and simple method, called Theta-Riemannian Metrics (Theta-Riemannian Metrics) is proposed for generating Riemannian metrics. Theta-Riemannian Metrics provides new methods for estimating the correlation distances between Riemannian metrics, and a new method for optimizing the relationship between correlation distances and the metric coefficients. We show that theta-Riemannian Metric can be decomposed into a hierarchical and multi-decompositions metric, and then use them to generate new metrics. We have shown that theta-Riemannian Metrics can be derived using a new model called Theta Riemannian Metrics which is optimized using Riemannian metric models. Results of our numerical experiments show that theta-Riemannian Metrics can outperform the state-of-the-art approaches for generating Riemannian metrics in terms of the expected regret.

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