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Random feature map

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A random feature map is a random function ϕ​:X→Rq whose expected inner product represents a kernel:
k(x,y)=E⟨ϕ​(x),ϕ​(y)⟩.
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Random Fourier features represent a translation-invariant positive-semidefinite kernel by sampling frequencies from its spectral distribution and using sine and cosine features. They replace an implicit infinite-dimensional feature map by a finite random approximation.

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