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A metric structure of statistical manifolds based on optimal transportation theory
Wasserstein distances in optimal transport provides a mathematical tool to measure distances between functions or more general objects. By Wasserstein distances, we define a distance on the moduli space of a class of statistical manifolds. We construct a Riemannian metric of this space and verify that the defined distance can be regarded as the induced distance of the metric.