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48 results for Huber norm

Unified approach for robust low rank matrix estimation with adversaries.

problem Robust low rank matrix estimation in the presence of adversaries.
method Unified approach combining Huber loss and nuclear norm penalization.
result Sharp estimation error bounds for matrix compressed sensing and completion.

Paper supports robust estimation in regression with heavy-tailed errors.

problem Support estimation in high-dimensional heteroscedastic mean regression.
method Use of Huber loss function and adaptive LASSO penalty for robust estimation.
result Sign-consistency and optimal rates of convergence in \ell_\infty norm.

Study robust linear regression with outliers, providing exact asymptotics for ERM performance.

problem Robust linear regression in high-dimension with outliers.
method Analyzes 2\ell_2, 1\ell_1, and Huber losses, providing asymptotic performance metrics.
result Optimally-regularised ERM is asymptotically consistent with simple calibration, but Huber loss requires norm calibration.

The normal map given by Birkhoff orthogonality yields extensions of principal, Gaussian and mean curvatures to surfaces immersed in three-dimensional spaces whose geometry is given by an arbitrary norm and which are also called Minkowski spaces. We obtain characterizations of the Minkowski Gaussian curvature in terms o…

2018-05-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Active sampling algorithm for linear regression with various norms and improved query complexity.

problem Efficiently querying a few entries of a target vector for near optimal minimizers of linear regression.
method Lewis weight sampling and active sampling algorithms for different pp norms.
result Optimal query complexity for p(0,1)p \in (0,1), 1<p<21<p<2, and 2<p<2<p<\infty.

Paper proposes an algorithm for robust estimation using Huber's criterion.

problem Non-convexity and non-robustness of joint maximum likelihood estimation.
method Block-wise minimization majorization framework with data-adaptive step sizes.
result Improved convergence and robustness in sparse learning.

Generalized Huber's theorem for specific manifold curvature types.

problem Finite point conformal compactification on manifolds with certain curvature integrability.
method Generalization of Huber's theorem to higher dimensions with $L^ rac{n}{2}$ integrable Ricci curvatures.
result Validated finite point conformal compactification theorem for new class of manifolds.

Study minimax robustness in statistical estimation under Wasserstein contamination.

problem Adversarial perturbations in statistical data.
method Developed minimax theory for qr\ell_q^r losses under Wasserstein-rr contaminations.
result Exact minimax risk identified for joint contaminations in location estimation and prediction in linear regression.

Huber regression assessed for robustness in statistical learning.

problem Understanding Huber regression in nonparametric statistical learning.
method Assessment from statistical learning perspective, focusing on risk consistency, adaptive tuning, and convergence rates.
result Huber regression can be asymptotically mean regression calibrated under (1+ε)(1+ε)-moment conditions, justifying its robustness.

The Huber loss is a robust loss function used for a wide range of regression tasks. To utilize the Huber loss, a parameter that controls the transitions from a quadratic function to an absolute value function needs to be selected. We believe the standard probabilistic interpretation that relates the Huber loss to the H…

2019-11-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper introduces a new robust loss function for RL.

problem Heuristic selection of threshold parameters in quantile Huber loss.
method Derived from Wasserstein distance, captures noise in quantile values.
result Enhances robustness against outliers and enables parameter adjustment.

A new Markov subsampling strategy based on Huber criterion improves data processing from noisy full data.

problem High noise level in data leads to poor performance of subsampling procedures.
method Design a Markov subsampling strategy based on Huber criterion to construct an informative subset from noisy full data.
result The estimator based on HMS is statistically consistent with a sub-Gaussian deviation bound.

Super learner with Huber loss improves cost prediction and causal effect estimation in healthcare expenditure data.

problem Challenges in modeling healthcare expenditure distributions with standard super learning methods.
method Proposes a super learner using Huber loss, a robust loss function that down-weights outliers.
result Demonstrates appreciable finite-sample gains in cost prediction and causal effect estimation.

The paper extends Huber's theorem to higher dimensions with specific geometric constraints.

problem Applying Huber's theorem to higher-dimensional conformal metrics with bounded scalar curvature.
method Analyzing conformal metrics on a punctured ball with Ln2L^\frac{n}{2} bounded scalar curvature.
result The volume density at infinity is precisely one, and the blow-down metric is Rn\mathbb{R}^n.

The paper introduces a new FOR framework using Huber and ε-insensitive losses.

problem Handling outliers and sparsity in functional output regression.
method Proposes a flexible FOR framework with infimal convolution losses and computable algorithms.
result Demonstrates efficiency and effectiveness on synthetic and real-world data.

Piecewise Linear-Quadratic (PLQ) penalties are widely used to develop models in statistical inference, signal processing, and machine learning. Common examples of PLQ penalties include least squares, Huber, Vapnik, 1-norm, and their asymmetric generalizations. Properties of these estimators depend on the choice of pena…

2017-06-06abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper examines how noise affects deep neural networks and improves their performance.

problem The impact of noise on the stability of deep ReLU neural networks for nonparametric regression.
method Investigates the optimal rate of convergence for deep ReLU neural networks under Huber loss, considering the p-th moment of noise and the smoothness of the function.
result The optimal rate of convergence cannot be achieved by ordinary least squares but can be by Huber loss with a properly chosen parameter.

Improved robust regression with clean covariates achieves better rates than Huber's model.

problem Robust regression under adaptive contamination of responses with clean covariates.
method Exploiting clean covariates to construct an estimator achieving better rates than Huber's model.
result Improved estimation rate even with constant contamination, achieving consistency.

We show that for compact orientable hyperbolic orbisurfaces, the Laplace spectrum determines the length spectrum as well as the number of singular points of a given order. The converse also holds, giving a full generalization of Huber's theorem to the setting of compact orientable hyperbolic orbisurfaces.

2005-04-28abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper solves hedging in incomplete markets using neural networks.

problem Hedging in incomplete markets with risk factor, illiquidity, and discrete transaction dates.
method Proposes a jump-diffusion model and uses RNN, LSTM, and Mogrifier-LSTM neural networks for hedging strategies.
result Mogrifier-LSTM is the fastest and most effective model for hedging.

New proof shows faster convergence rate for robust estimation with Lasso in adversarially contaminated outputs.

problem Robust estimation of parameters in the presence of adversarial output contamination.
method Extended Lasso with Huber loss function and L1L_1 penalty, focusing on specific properties of the Huber function.
result Same convergence rate as Dalalyan and Thompson (2019), but with a different proof.

Paper proposes a robust framework for detecting multiple periodic components in time series.

problem Detecting multiple periodic components in time series with interlaced patterns and external noise.
method Applying maximal overlap discrete wavelet transform to isolate periodic components, ranking them by wavelet variance, and detecting single periodicity robustly.
result The proposed algorithm outperforms other methods for both single and multiple periodicity detection.

A robust Gaussian process model using Huber likelihood for outlier resistance.

problem Outliers in observational data sets affect Gaussian process regression's robustness.
method Proposes a Gaussian process model with Huber likelihood and weights based on projection statistics.
result Demonstrates improved statistical efficiency and robustness to outliers.

Develops efficient estimators for PCA and sparse regression in the presence of oblivious outliers.

problem Estimation of PCA and sparse regression in the presence of a small fraction of corrupted data.
method Designs efficient estimators using Huber loss with non-smooth regularizers like the ℓ1 norm or nuclear norm.
result Achieves consistent estimation error approaching zero as the number of observations grows.

In this paper, we develop connections between two seemingly disparate, but central, models in robust statistics: Huber's epsilon-contamination model and the heavy-tailed noise model. We provide conditions under which this connection provides near-statistically-optimal estimators. Building on this connection, we provide…

2019-07-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper extends Huber's theorem to higher dimensions using n-Laplace equations.

problem Proving finite point conformal compactification for general dimensions.
method Using n-Laplace equations and strengthened Arsove-Huber's theorem.
result Established finite point conformal compactification theorem for manifolds.

Robust CG methods avoid data corruption and solve structured statistical estimation problems.

problem Data corruption and heavy-tailed data in structured statistical estimation.
method Robustification of Conditional Gradient (CG) type methods using Huber's corruption model and robust mean gradient estimation.
result Robust CG methods converge linearly with correct sample complexity, even for high-dimensional problems.

Supervised learning is an active research area, with numerous applications in diverse fields such as data analytics, computer vision, speech and audio processing, and image understanding. In most cases, the loss functions used in machine learning assume symmetric noise models, and seek to estimate the unknown function …

2015-11-12abs ↗pdf ↗

Study minimax rates for density estimation under Huber contamination and Besov IPM losses.

problem Minimax convergence rates of nonparametric density estimation under Huber contamination model with outliers.
method Re-scaled thresholding wavelet series estimator and GAN architectures.
result Achieves minimax optimal convergence rates under Besov IPM losses.

Robust estimators for Gaussian sparse tasks with optimal error under contamination.

problem Robust mean estimation, PCA, and linear regression in the presence of Huber contamination.
method Novel multidimensional filtering method for sparse regime.
result Optimal error guarantees within constant factors for Gaussian robust kk-sparse mean estimation.

Near-optimal algorithms for mean estimation and linear regression with Gaussian covariates and Huber contamination.

problem Gaussian mean estimation and linear regression with Gaussian covariates in the presence of Huber contamination.
method Near-optimal algorithms with optimal error guarantees, achieving sample complexity n=ildeO(d/ε2)n = ilde{O}(d/ε^2) and almost linear runtime.
result First sample near-optimal and almost linear-time algorithms with optimal error guarantees for both problems.

Paper presents robust confidence sequences for means with known moment bounds and arbitrary corruption.

problem Tackles robustness to outliers and adversarial corruptions in mean estimation.
method Designs new robust exponential supermartingales to create confidence sequences.
result Achieves optimal width and shows smaller margin of error compared to fixed-time robust methods.

Study improves error bounds for sparse regression with heavy-tailed covariates.

problem Estimating sparse coefficients in linear regression with heavy-tailed covariates.
method Employed an 1\ell_1-penalized Huber regression method.
result Error bound identical to Gaussian case for LL-subexponential covariates.