Peter Hall's work on high-dimensional data and classification
Richard J. Samworth

TL;DR
This paper summarizes Peter Hall's influential work on high-dimensional data analysis, focusing on geometric representations, variable selection methods, and classification problems, highlighting his contributions and personal reflections.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of Peter Hall's key contributions to high-dimensional data analysis and classification techniques.
Findings
Geometric representations of high-dimensional data
Variable selection methods based on ranking
Insights into classification problems in high dimensions
Abstract
In this article, I summarise Peter Hall's contributions to high-dimensional data, including their geometric representations and variable selection methods based on ranking. I also discuss his work on classification problems, concluding with some personal reflections on my own interactions with him.
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