Let S be an immersed horizontal surface in a 3-dimensional graph manifold. We show that the fundamental group of the surface S is quadratically distorted whenever the surface is virtually embedded (i.e., separable) and is exponentially distorted when the surface is not virtually embedded.
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Develops a model for causal discovery in path spaces.
problem Discover causal relationships in path spaces using asymmetric independence.
method Theory linking E-separation in DMGs to conditional independence in SDEs, proving global Markov property, characterizing equivalence classes of graphs.
result Each equivalence class of graphs has a greatest element as a parsimonious representation, which can be identified from data.
This work presents entropic constraints from DAGs with hidden variables.
problem Characterizing causal relations in systems with hidden variables.
method Entropic inequality constraints derived from -separation relations.
result These constraints can learn about true causal models from observed data.
Detects causal scenarios with inequality constraints among classical correlations.
problem Classifying causal structures and identifying those with inequality constraints.
method Using d-separation, e-separation, incompatible supports, and HLP condition.
result Resolved all but three causal scenarios with up to 4 observed variables.
According to [8] if the stationary Schroedinger equation on n-dim. Riemann space admits R-separation of variables (i.e. separation of variables with a factor R), then the underlying metric is necessarily isothermic. An important sub-class of isothermic metrics are the so called binary metrics. In this paper we study co…
Study shows directional convergence for neural networks under spherical symmetry.
problem Learning linear predictors with neural networks under spherically symmetric data.
method Analysis of gradient flow and gradient descent for two-layer and deep linear networks.
result Directional convergence guarantees with exact convergence rate for specific network architectures.
Self-training improves model accuracy by refining pseudo-labels.
problem Improving semi-supervised learning with self-training.
method Theoretical insights into self-training algorithm with a focus on linear classifiers.
result Self-training iterations can improve model accuracy even if stuck in sub-optimal fixed points.