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48 results for Low-frequency components

Fourier analysis explains why deep nets generalize well.

problem Understanding why deep nets generalize well despite having more parameters than data.
method Using Fourier analysis to study DNN training and generalization.
result DNNs prioritize low-frequency components during training and small initialization leads to good generalization.

SPGD improves adversarial training efficiency and accuracy.

problem Improving adversarial training efficiency and accuracy with fewer steps.
method Adversarial-sample generation from a frequency domain perspective, extending PGD to the frequency domain.
result SPGD achieves greater adversarial accuracy compared to PGD with fewer attack steps.

New method constrains CNN filter frequencies to improve robustness.

problem CNN bias towards low frequency components, leading to poor performance in scenario transformations.
method Frequency domain regularization by constraining filter spectra, training valid frequency range end-to-end.
result Demonstrated effectiveness in defending adversarial perturbations, reducing generalization gap, and improving transfer learning.

SSMs have a built-in bias towards low-frequency components, which can be adjusted.

problem Frequency bias in SSMs affects their performance on long-range sequences.
method Proposed two mechanisms to tune frequency bias: scaling initialization or applying a Sobolev-norm-based filter.
result Tuning frequency bias improves SSMs' performance on long-range sequence learning tasks.

This work analyzes how frequency components affect CNN predictions and robustness.

problem Lack of frequency-based explanation for CNNs leading to vulnerabilities.
method Frequency component analysis and quantification of their contribution to CNN predictions.
result Adversarial attacks exploit high-frequency features, while robustness comes from low-frequency associations.

Bayesian method suppresses low-frequency pulses in audio recordings.

problem Suppressing long pulses caused by mechanical defects in audio recordings.
method Bayesian approach using Gaussian Process for pulse location, signal interpolation, and tail estimation.
result Perceptual results similar to previous methods, performs well on naturally degraded signals.

The study finds that low frequency macroeconomic variables are more important for short-term electricity price forecasting.

problem Improving short-term forecasting of daily electricity prices using macroeconomic variables.
method Developed a Bayesian reverse unrestricted MIDAS model to account for frequency mismatch.
result Inclusion of macroeconomic low frequency variables improves short-term forecasts more than using only surveys or industrial production data.

Deep networks often capture low frequency functions, improving generalization.

problem Understanding deep learning's generalization ability.
method Showed F-Principle holds for various loss functions and applied it to differential equations.
result Deep networks capture low frequency functions, leading to better generalization.

This work uses SVM to identify track component failures in AC Track Circuits.

problem Detecting and identifying specific track component failures in AC Track Circuits.
method Applied SVM classifier to STDS track circuit data.
result Successfully classified 15 different track component failures.

Why deep neural networks (DNNs) capable of overfitting often generalize well in practice is a mystery [#zhang2016understanding]. To find a potential mechanism, we focus on the study of implicit biases underlying the training process of DNNs. In this work, for both real and synthetic datasets, we empirically find that a…

2018-07-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Muon outperforms GD in associative memory learning by balancing frequency components.

problem Training dynamics and scaling behavior of Muon in associative memory learning.
method Study of Muon in a linear associative memory model with softmax retrieval and hierarchical frequency spectrum over query-answer pairs.
result Muon achieves exponential speedup over GD in noiseless case and superior scaling efficiency in noisy case.

Graph neural networks are explained through energy gradient flow and framelet decomposition.

problem Understanding and improving graph neural networks.
method Viewing framelet-based models as gradient flows of energy, proposing a generalized energy via framelet decomposition.
result The proposed model leads to more flexible dynamics, enhancing graph neural networks.

New model predicts univariate and multivariate time series with improved accuracy.

problem Complex patterns in univariate and multivariate time series forecasting.
method Uses autoregressive convolutional recurrent neural network with feature extraction and recurrent encoder.
result Outperforms existing architectures in multivariate time series datasets.

Two econometric models forecast security volatility using various data sources.

problem Forecasting security volatility using low, high, and option data.
method Proposes two GARCH models integrating low, high, and option data.
result GARCH-Itô-OI and GARCH-Itô-IV models outperform other models in 5-minute high-frequency data.

Study shows reverberant phase is not essential for weakly-supervised dereverberation.

problem Evaluating the role of reverberant phase in weakly-supervised dereverberation.
method Statistical Wave Field Theory and recent weak supervision framework.
result Wet phase carries limited useful information and is not essential for weakly supervised dereverberation.

Neural networks are known to be a class of highly expressive functions able to fit even random input-output mappings with 100%100\% accuracy. In this work, we present properties of neural networks that complement this aspect of expressivity. By using tools from Fourier analysis, we show that deep ReLU networks are biased…

2018-06-22abs ↗pdf ↗

The issue of computing (co)homology generators of a cell complex is gaining a pivotal role in various branches of science. While this issue can be rigorously solved in polynomial time, it is still overly demanding for large scale problems. Drawing inspiration from low-frequency electrodynamics, this paper presents a ph…

2012-12-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Proposes a conservative LR estimator for infrequent data near a frequency threshold.

problem Overestimation of likelihood ratios for infrequent data near a frequency threshold.
method Conservative likelihood ratio estimator for frequencies slightly above a threshold.
result Improves prediction accuracy in named entity context prediction.

tempdisagg transforms low-frequency data into high-frequency estimates.

problem Transforming low-frequency data into high-frequency estimates.
method Uses econometric techniques including Chow-Lin, Denton, Litterman, Fernandez, and uniform interpolation.
result Transforms low-frequency aggregates into consistent, high-frequency estimates.

MSNet uses high frequency residual learning for efficient multi-scale image classification.

problem Efficient multi-scale image classification for mobile and embedded devices.
method Two network architecture: low resolution for low frequency, high resolution for high frequency residuals.
result MSNet achieves significant accuracy improvements over different base networks.

HyFAD improves time series imputation by combining time and frequency diffusion.

problem Improve time series imputation by handling frequency-sensitive denoising and balancing global and local dynamics.
method HyFAD is a hybrid time-frequency diffusion model with frequency-aware embedding, built on DDPM paradigm.
result HyFAD achieves state-of-the-art performance in time series imputation.

This work connects diffusion models to power iteration, revealing how low frequencies emerge earlier.

problem Understanding the generation process of diffusion models and their relation to power iteration.
method Examined the linear case of diffusion models, connecting them to the spiked covariance model and power iteration.
result Linear diffusion models converge to the leading eigenvector, similar to power iteration.

DiffObs predicts global precipitation with realistic wave modes and low frequency variations.

problem Predicting global precipitation evolution using satellite observations.
method Autoregressive generative diffusion model trained on satellite data.
result Model generates realistic wave modes and low frequency variations, validating its potential for climate prediction.

Deep neural networks often fit low-frequency functions, contrary to conventional numerical schemes.

problem Understanding the implicit bias of deep neural networks in fitting training data.
method Fourier analysis perspective applied to DNNs training process.
result Deep neural networks tend to fit training data by low-frequency functions, contrary to conventional numerical schemes.

This study applies EMD to MSCI World index and converts IMFs into graphs for GNN modeling.

problem Modeling financial time series with GNNs.
method EMD, CEEMDAN, graph transformations (natural visibility, horizontal visibility, recurrence, transition graphs), topological analysis.
result High-frequency IMFs yield dense, highly connected small-world graphs; low-frequency IMFs produce sparser networks.

For the first time, we apply the wavelet coherence methodology on biofuels (ethanol and biodiesel) and a wide range of related commodities (gasoline, diesel, crude oil, corn, wheat, soybeans, sugarcane and rapeseed oil). This way, we are able to investigate dynamics of correlations in time and across scales (frequencie…

2012-09-05abs ↗pdf ↗

FFN addresses spectral bias in neural value approximation, improving reinforcement learning performance.

problem Spectral bias in neural value approximation, leading to slow convergence and poor performance.
method Proposes Fourier feature networks (FFN) to overcome spectral bias by using a composite neural tangent kernel.
result FFN achieves state-of-the-art performance on challenging continuous control domains with faster convergence and better stability.