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48 results for Proximal Langevin Algorithm

New Langevin Monte Carlo algorithms for sampling from nonsmooth distributions.

problem Sampling from distributions with nonsmooth convex composite potentials.
method Leveraging Bregman--Moreau envelopes and proximal operators in mirror descent.
result Efficiency in sampling from nonsmooth distributions, extending existing methods.

PLA improves sampling from distributions under isoperimetry with faster KL divergence convergence.

problem Sampling from distributions with KL divergence under isoperimetry.
method Proximal Langevin Algorithm (PLA) with KL and Rényi divergence convergence guarantees.
result PLA achieves faster KL divergence convergence rates than ULA under log-Sobolev inequality.

The paper analyzes convergence rates of Langevin dynamics and Proximal Sampler using ΦΦ-divergence.

problem Analyzing convergence rates of Langevin dynamics and Proximal Sampler.
method Extending mixing time analyses to ΦΦ-divergence, using strong data processing inequalities.
result Convergence of ΦΦ-divergence to 0 exponentially fast along Unadjusted Langevin Algorithm and Proximal Sampler.

New method accelerates Bayesian imaging using Langevin sampling.

problem Bayesian inference in imaging inverse problems with convex geometry.
method Stochastic relaxed proximal-point iteration targeting posterior distribution.
result Accelerated convergence for κκ-strongly log-concave targets.

Optimal scaling for proximal MALA in high dimensions confirmed.

problem Optimizing sampling efficiency in high-dimensional target densities.
method Introduced and analyzed the proximal MALA algorithm, showing it maintains optimal scaling.
result Proximal MALA achieves optimal scaling in high dimensions with an average acceptance probability of 0.574.

Paper analyzes complexity of PSGLA for sampling log-concave distributions.

problem Sampling from log-concave distributions with composite potentials.
method Uses primal-dual interpretation and duality gap to analyze PSGLA complexity.
result Complexity of PSGLA is O(1/ε2)O(1/\varepsilon^2) for strongly convex potentials.

The paper analyzes the mean field Langevin dynamics and its convergence rate.

problem The convergence property of the mean field Langevin dynamics in the context of neural networks.
method The analysis uses a proximal Gibbs distribution and techniques from convex optimization.
result A concise convergence rate analysis of the mean field Langevin dynamics in both continuous and discrete time settings.

New analysis for learning and applying preconditioners in MCMC improves efficiency.

problem Improving efficiency of MCMC algorithms by modifying them with preconditioners.
method Analyzes and compares computational costs of MCMC schemes with and without preconditioners.
result Establishes non-asymptotic guarantees for MCMC algorithms that learn and use preconditioners.

Study improves sampling from non-log-concave distributions using Fisher information.

problem Sampling from non-log-concave distributions with high Fisher information guarantees.
method Proximal sampler with RGO implementation, leveraging log-concave sampling results.
result Improved complexity guarantee in relative Fisher information for non-log-concave sampling.

The paper studies how quickly samples from Langevin dynamics become independent.

problem Understanding the dependence between samples along Langevin dynamics and related algorithms.
method Measures dependence via ΦΦ-mutual information and proves strong data processing inequalities.
result The ΦΦ-mutual information between samples decreases exponentially to zero.

Langevin algorithms improve training of very deep neural networks, especially for image classification.

problem Training very deep neural networks is challenging due to increased non-linearity and the risk of getting stuck in local minima.
method Comparison of Langevin and non-Langevin algorithms for training deep neural networks, introduction of Layer Langevin algorithm.
result Langevin algorithms, especially Layer Langevin, lead to significant improvements in training deep neural networks, particularly for image classification tasks.

Paper analyzes and accelerates Langevin Monte Carlo methods using large deviations theory.

problem High-dimensional sampling problems in machine learning.
method Unified approach using large deviations theory to study and accelerate Langevin dynamics variants.
result Efficiency of Langevin dynamics variants demonstrated through numerical experiments.

New Langevin algorithms improve sampling efficiency in high dimensions.

problem Sampling from log-concave and smooth distributions in high dimensions.
method Combining splitting and accurate integration methods for PP-th order Langevin dynamics.
result LMC algorithms converge faster with better dimension dependence as PP increases.

Unified approach for sampling non-differentiable and heavy-tailed targets.

problem Sampling non-differentiable and heavy-tailed distributions using Langevin algorithms.
method Anchored Langevin dynamics, which modifies the Langevin diffusion with a smooth reference potential and multiplicative scaling.
result Non-asymptotic guarantees in the 2-Wasserstein distance to the target distribution.

The Langevin Algorithm's stationary distribution is shown to be sub-exponential or sub-Gaussian under certain conditions.

problem Understanding the properties of the Langevin Algorithm's stationary distribution.
method Analysis using a rotation-invariant moment generating function (Bessel function) to study the stationary dynamics of the Langevin Algorithm.
result Concentration results for the Langevin Algorithm's stationary distribution πηπ_η are established, showing it is sub-exponential or sub-Gaussian under convex or strongly convex potential conditions.

Paper analyzes and compares ELF algorithms for federated learning.

problem Improving efficiency and privacy in federated learning.
method Proposes P-ELF, D-ELF, and B-ELF algorithms with primal, dual, and bidirectional compression.
result Provides non-asymptotic convergence guarantees under Log-Sobolev inequality.

Improved Langevin algorithms with prior diffusion achieve dimension-independent convergence for non-log-concave distributions.

problem Understanding the dimension dependency of computational complexity in high-dimensional sampling.
method Investigation of prior diffusion technique for log-Sobolev inequality target distributions.
result Modified Langevin algorithm achieves dimension-independent KL divergence convergence.

Paper proposes Langevin dynamics for adaptive IRL of stochastic gradient algorithms.

problem Estimating reward functions from noisy gradient estimates of stochastic gradient agents.
method Generalized Langevin dynamics algorithm for IRL.
result Proposed algorithms asymptotically generate samples proportional to exp(R(θ)).

Langevin algorithms enhance training of deep neural networks for stochastic control problems.

problem Training acceleration for deep neural networks in stochastic control problems.
method Application of Langevin algorithms to minimize the loss of deep neural networks in stochastic control problems.
result Langevin algorithms improve training on various stochastic control problems.

This paper resolves the Langevin Algorithm's mixing time for log-concave distributions.

problem Resolving the mixing time of the Langevin Algorithm for log-concave sampling.
method Introducing Privacy Amplification by Iteration to analyze Rényi divergence and Optimal Transport smoothing.
result Optimal mixing bounds for the Langevin Algorithm in log-concave sampling settings.

Paper proposes new Langevin samplers for sampling from log-concave distributions with superlinear gradient growth.

problem Sampling from log-concave distributions with superlinear gradient growth.
method Proposes two novel discretizations of kinetic Langevin SDEs, showing contractivity and log-Sobolev inequality.
result Establishes non-asymptotic bounds in 2-Wasserstein distance between sampled distributions and target measures.