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48 results for Lipschitz budget

ECP optimizes expensive functions without knowing Lipschitz constant.

problem Optimizing expensive, non-convex functions with unknown Lipschitz constants.
method ECP minimizes evaluations by focusing on potentially optimal regions, eliminating Lipschitz constant estimation.
result Guaranteed no-regret performance and minimax-optimal regret bounds.

This paper identifies drift Lipschitz budget K as key to diffusion policy expressivity and statistical trade-offs.

problem Understanding and maximizing the expressivity of diffusion policies while managing statistical limitations.
method Identifying drift Lipschitz budget K as central, quantifying expressivity and statistical behavior, proving lower bounds, and providing practical implementation guidelines.
result Balancing expressivity and statistical complexity yields a finite-sample performance gap, with rates depending on sample size and drift type.

i-DenseNets improve parameter efficiency and performance in density estimation.

problem Improving parameter efficiency and performance in density estimation models.
method Invertible Dense Networks (i-DenseNets) with learnable weighted concatenation and Concatenated LipSwish activation function.
result i-DenseNets outperform Residual Flows and other flow-based models in bits per dimension.

The paper optimizes interpolation schedules in generative models to improve sampling accuracy.

problem Improving sampling accuracy in generative models with fewer resources.
method Minimizing the averaged squared Lipschitzness of the drift field, using transfer formulas.
result Designed schedules yield more accurate fine-scale statistics at fixed integrator budget.

Theoretical limits on verifying self-improving systems without risking unbounded utility.

problem Formalizing and proving the limits of safety verification for self-improving systems.
method Developed dual conditions and used Holder's inequality, NP counting method, and Lipschitz bounds to establish impossibility and ceiling results.
result A classifier-based safety gate cannot simultaneously permit unbounded beneficial self-modification and bounded cumulative risk.

The last few years have seen a staggering number of empirical studies of the robustness of neural networks in a model of adversarial perturbations of their inputs. Most rely on an adversary which carries out local modifications within prescribed balls. None however has so far questioned the broader picture: how to fram…

2018-06-08abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper calculates how much data is needed to learn decision lists in the presence of evasion attacks.

problem Quantifying sample complexity for robust learning of decision lists against evasion attacks.
method PAC learning framework, Lipschitz condition on distributions, lower and upper bounds on sample complexity.
result Upper and lower bounds on sample complexity for robust learning of decision lists, showing exponential vs polynomial dependence on adversary's budget.

A new method for active learning works well across all label budgets.

problem Active learning methods perform poorly in both low and high label budgets.
method Uncertainty Herding: a simple, computationally fast method that optimizes uncertainty coverage.
result Uncertainty Herding nearly optimizes distribution-level coverage and performs well across various active learning tasks.

We present a dual subspace ascent algorithm for support vector machine training that respects a budget constraint limiting the number of support vectors. Budget methods are effective for reducing the training time of kernel SVM while retaining high accuracy. To date, budget training is available only for primal (SGD-ba…

2018-06-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Bridges uplift modeling and sequential decision-making with online budget allocation.

problem Treatment allocation under budget constraints in digital advertising.
method Budget-Constrained Causal Bandits (BCCB) integrates learning, exploration, and budget pacing.
result Data-efficiency crossover: BCCB operates effectively from the first user, 3-5x lower performance variance.

Constructs a map with prescribed local Lipschitz constants on a subset of a manifold.

problem Creating a Lipschitz map with specific local Lipschitz constants on a subset of a manifold.
method Constructs a Lipschitz map that matches a given map on a subset and has a local Lipschitz constant defined by a continuous function.
result A Lipschitz map can be constructed with a local Lipschitz constant prescribed by a continuous function.

DSA efficiently allocates sparsity across layers for budgeted pruning.

problem Efficiently distributing resources (sparsity) across layers in pruning under resource constraints.
method DSA uses differentiable pruning to find continuous layer-wise pruning ratios via gradient-based optimization.
result DSA achieves superior performance and significantly reduces the time cost of pruning.

Maps between certain Lipschitz manifolds are isometries if they preserve volume.

problem Volume preservation and isometry conditions for Lipschitz manifolds.
method Volume-preserving 1-Lipschitz maps from integral currents onto infinitesimally Euclidean Lipschitz manifolds.
result Volume-preserving maps are isometries under given conditions.

MPC outperforms reactive budgeting in non-stationary return environments.

problem Optimizing budget allocation under non-stationary returns.
method Receding-horizon Model Predictive Control (MPC) compared to reactive policies.
result MPC consistently outperforms reactive budgeting when return dynamics are predictable.

Ahpatron improves online kernel learning with tighter mistake bounds.

problem Improving mistake bounds in online kernel learning with budget constraints.
method Introducing Ahpatron, a new model that uses an aggressive updating rule and a budget maintenance mechanism to approximate AVP.
result Ahpatron achieves tighter mistake bounds compared to previous models.

Framework ranks sectors influenced by Indian Union Budgets.

problem Real-time analysis of budgetary impacts on sector-specific equity performance.
method Fine-tuned embeddings and language models for sector identification and performance ranking.
result 0.997 NDCG score in predicting sector ranks based on post-budget performances.

New algorithms improve best-arm identification with varying rewards.

problem Identifying the best arm with varying reward variances in fixed budget.
method Proposed two algorithms: SHVar for known variances, SHAdaVar for unknown variances; uses non-uniform budget allocation.
result Bounding misidentification probabilities for both algorithms.

This study analyzes how the Indian stock market reacts to budget announcements using fractal methods.

problem Understanding the impact of Union Budget announcements on the Indian stock market.
method Utilizes fractal interpolation function and fractal dimensional analysis to study the NIFTY50 index over -15 to +15 days post-budget day.
result The budget announcements significantly affect the Indian stock market, as evidenced by average abnormal return and cumulative abnormal return.

Frequently, acquiring training data has an associated cost. We consider the situation where the learner may purchase data during training, subject TO a budget. IN particular, we examine the CASE WHERE each feature label has an associated cost, AND the total cost OF ALL feature labels acquired during training must NOT e…

2012-10-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Proposes a method to allocate time budgets in mixed criticality systems.

problem Managing execution time variability in mixed criticality systems.
method Quantifies execution time variability using statistical dispersion parameters and proposes a heuristic to allocate time budgets.
result The proposed heuristic reduces the probability of exceeding allocated budgets.

This paper extends risk parity to continuous-time, solving risk budgeting problems.

problem Achieving robust risk across different assets in continuous-time.
method Characterizing risk contributions and solving risk budgeting problems using continuous-time terminal variance.
result Risk contributions and risk budgets can be represented as predictable processes in continuous-time.

Optimal bidding strategy for multi-platform ad auctions under budget constraints.

problem Optimizing ad placements for budget-constrained advertisers across multiple platforms.
method Developed an optimal bidding strategy for non-incentive-compatible auctions with budget constraints.
result Maximized total utility across auctions while satisfying budget constraints in expectation.

UCB exploration improves best arm identification in fixed-budget settings.

problem Best arm identification in fixed-budget scenarios.
method Adaptive allocations based on upper confidence bounds (UCBs) with prior information learning.
result Empirically and theoretically efficient for Bayesian BAI problem with improved performance.

The study examines the limitations of bi-Lipschitz Normalizing Flows in approximating certain distributions.

problem The expressivity of bi-Lipschitz Normalizing Flows in approximating specific target distributions.
method Characterization of expressivity through lower bounds on Total Variation distance and discussion of potential remedies.
result Several target distributions are difficult to approximate using bi-Lipschitz Normalizing Flows, and lower bounds on their approximation are provided.

Study shows GDP and CPI predict CCC funding, highlighting need for economic forecasting.

problem Challenges in aligning CCC funding with DEI initiatives.
method Quantitative correlational design, analyzing 30 years of economic data.
result Strong positive correlation between GDP growth and CCC funding levels, and between CPI and funding levels.

We examine the impact of learning Lipschitz continuous models in the context of model-based reinforcement learning. We provide a novel bound on multi-step prediction error of Lipschitz models where we quantify the error using the Wasserstein metric. We go on to prove an error bound for the value-function estimate arisi…

2018-04-19abs ↗pdf ↗

As machine learning transitions increasingly towards real world applications controlling the test-time cost of algorithms becomes more and more crucial. Recent work, such as the Greedy Miser and Speedboost, incorporate test-time budget constraints into the training procedure and learn classifiers that provably stay wit…

2019-01-13abs ↗pdf ↗

New algorithms for efficient causal interventions with budget constraints and without constraints.

problem Efficiently learning best interventions in causal graphs with budget constraints.
method Developed algorithms for both budgeted and non-budgeted causal bandits, optimizing regret and side-information usage.
result Proposed algorithms minimize cumulative regret and perform better than standard methods.

New MIP formulations for neural network Lipschitz constant estimation.

problem Ensuring robustness of neural networks by calculating their Lipschitz constant.
method Reformulating the neural network Lipschitz estimation problem as a Quadratically Constrained MIP (MIQCQP) problem.
result Solutions of the MIQCQP formulations provide bounds on the Lipschitz constant, with conditions for exactness.

The paper tackles budget allocation for multiple campaigns using a novel combinatorial bandit approach.

problem Maximizing cumulative returns with limited budgets across various ad lines.
method Formulated as a multi-task combinatorial bandit problem, integrates Bayesian hierarchical models, and uses Thompson sampling.
result Demonstrates robustness and adaptability in maximizing overall cumulative returns.

New findings on complexity limits in fixed budget bandit identification.

problem Determining the best possible error rate for fixed budget bandit identification.
method Analyzing the best non-adaptive sampling procedures and showing the existence of complexities.
result No fixed complexity for certain bandit identification tasks.