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An increasing number of applications in signal processing, data analysis and higher-order statistics, as well as independent component analysis involve the manipulation of data whose elements are addressed by more than two indices. In the literature, these higher-order extensions of vectors (first-order) and matrices (second-order) are called higher-order tensors , multi-dimensional matrices , or multiway arrays .

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