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48 results for Particle Transport

Stein transport improves Bayesian inference with faster convergence and reduced variance.

problem Efficiently approximating posterior distributions in Bayesian inference.
method A novel Bayesian inference method using Stein transport, which pushes particles along a curve of tempered distributions.
result Stein transport reaches posterior approximations faster and more accurately than Stein variational gradient descent (SVGD).

A method for optimal Bayesian filtering using progressive particle flow and optimal transport maps.

problem Optimizing Bayesian filtering with deterministic particles to avoid degeneration.
method Progressive flow of particles through a sequence of sub-steps, each using an optimal transport map to replace non-equally weighted particles with equally weighted ones.
result The method avoids particle degeneration and simplifies the filtering process by not requiring inversions or monotonicity constraints.

A new ensemble filter uses transport maps and MMD optimization for high-dimensional data assimilation.

problem High-dimensional data assimilation challenges in ensemble filtering.
method Optimized Maximum Mean Discrepancy (MMD) for transport map construction.
result Significant improvement in robustness and posterior approximation.

A new algorithm for optimizing probability distributions converges linearly.

problem Optimizing functionals over families of probability distributions.
method Variational transport: particle-based algorithm approximating Wasserstein gradient descent.
result Variational transport converges linearly to the global minimum of the objective functional.

Generative algorithms learn high-dimensional data efficiently and generate new samples.

problem Learning from scarce high-dimensional data.
method Lipschitz-regularized gradient flows and particle-based algorithms.
result Correctly transports gene expression data points with high dimensionality.

The concepts of relative velocity and acceleration, deviation velocity and acceleration and relative momentum of point particles in spaces (manifolds), the tangent bundle of which is equipped with a transport along paths, are introduced. If the tangent bundle is endowed also with a metric, it gives rise also to the not…

2003-10-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Optimal transport calibrates machine learning models for particle physics simulations.

problem Discrepancies between simulation and experimental data limit machine learning effectiveness.
method A model calibration approach based on optimal transport applied to high-dimensional simulations.
result Calibrated high-dimensional representations enable proper calibration of various downstream quantities.

The paper uses optimal transport to calibrate stochastic simulations.

problem Improper fidelity of stochastic simulators in scientific applications.
method Optimal transport theory applied to neural network corrections.
result Calibrated stochastic simulations improve fidelity to reality.

We present a particle flow realization of Bayes' rule, where an ODE-based neural operator is used to transport particles from a prior to its posterior after a new observation. We prove that such an ODE operator exists. Its neural parameterization can be trained in a meta-learning framework, allowing this operator to re…

2019-02-02abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that stochastic interpolation flow maps are Lipschitz with a sharp constant.

problem High dimensional sampling and transport problems.
method Investigating stochastic interpolation flow for generating data samples.
result Stochastic interpolation flow maps are Lipschitz with a sharp constant matching optimal transport maps.

We call a manifold with torsion and nonmetricity the metric-affine manifold. The nonmetricity leads to a difference between the auto parallel line and the extreme line, and to a change in the expression of the Frenet transport and moving basis. The torsion leads to a change in the Killing equation. We also need to add …

2004-05-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Optimizes signal detection in particle physics by decorrelating classifiers.

problem Systematic errors in background models can mislead signal detection.
method Use optimal transport to decorrelate classifiers from protected variables, then apply semiparametric mixture model.
result Decorrelation and signal enrichment improve the stability, robustness, and power of signal detection tests.

In a coordinate free form are found the (deviation) equations satisfied by the (infinitesimal) deviation vector, relative velocity, relative momentum, relative acceleration and relative energy of two point particles in a differentiable manifold the tangent bundle of which is endowed with a linear transport along paths,…

2003-03-15abs ↗pdf ↗

We study a simplification of GAN training: the problem of transporting particles from a source to a target distribution. Starting from the Sobolev GAN critic, part of the gradient regularized GAN family, we show a strong relation with Optimal Transport (OT). Specifically with the less popular dynamic formulation of OT …

2018-05-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Jointly estimates flow fields and particle properties from Lagrangian data.

problem Estimating flow fields and particle properties from sparse, noisy Lagrangian data.
method Data assimilation framework coupling Eulerian and Lagrangian models.
result Joint estimation of flow fields and particle properties in various flow regimes.

A new method improves Bayesian filtering in nonlinear systems.

problem Bayesian filtering in nonlinear dynamical systems with non-Gaussian posteriors.
method Transport maps with block-triangular structure and gradient flows for MMD minimization.
result Accurate approximation of non-Gaussian posteriors without particle collapse.

Two SVGD variants achieve fast convergence with provable guarantees.

problem Understanding and improving SVGD's performance with finite particles.
method Introducing virtual particles and novel stochastic approximations.
result Provable fast convergence rates for finite-particle SVGD variants.

New gradient flows for non-negative and probability measures combining optimal transport and interaction forces.

problem Optimizing non-negative and probability measures using interaction forces and optimal transport.
method Interaction-Force Transport (IFT) gradient flows and their spherical variant, developed via infimal convolution of Wasserstein and spherical MMD tensors, with a particle-based optimization algorithm.
result The spherical IFT gradient flow provides global exponential convergence guarantees for both MMD and KL energy.

Controlled interacting particle systems such as the ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) and the feedback particle filter (FPF) are numerical algorithms to approximate the solution of the nonlinear filtering problem in continuous time. The distinguishing feature of these algorithms is that the Bayesian update step is implemen…

2019-10-05abs ↗pdf ↗

A new method solves high-dimensional MFGs using particle-based flow matching.

problem Solving high-dimensional Mean-Field Games (MFGs) is computationally challenging.
method Proposes a particle-based deep Flow Matching (FM) method to update particles and train a flow neural network.
result Proves convergence of the scheme to a stationary point sublinearly and linearly under convexity assumptions.

New method uses Wasserstein loss for data unfolding, offering better accuracy than classical techniques.

problem Removing noise or artifacts from measurements in physics experiments.
method Alternative formulation using Wasserstein loss, developing a convergent algorithm.
result Optimal transport approach offers robust, accurate performance compared to classical techniques, especially in cases with significant binning artifacts.

Just as gauge theory describes the parallel transport of point particles using connections on bundles, higher gauge theory describes the parallel transport of 1-dimensional objects (e.g. strings) using 2-connections on 2-bundles. A 2-bundle is a categorified version of a bundle: that is, one where the fiber is not a ma…

2005-11-29abs ↗pdf ↗

New theorem connects probabilistic permanental point processes to Monge-Ampère equation.

problem Probabilistic interpretation of Monge-Ampère equation boundary value problem.
method Large deviation principles and optimal transport theory.
result Explicit rate function for permanental point processes large deviation.