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48 results for Sample-wise regularization

Paper proposes a method to adapt domains without target data using attribute information.

problem Domain adaptation without target data when prior attribute changes exist.
method Reweight source data with estimated sample-wise weights based on attribute prior.
result Method provides more precise transferability estimation than attribute-based reweighting.

AdaTrans adapts to feature and sample transfer in high-dimensional regression.

problem High-dimensional linear regression with more features than samples.
method F-AdaTrans and S-AdaTrans methods using fused-penalties and adaptive weights.
result AdaTrans achieves convergence rates close to oracle estimators and near-minimax optimal rates.

More data can actually hurt linear regression performance in certain conditions.

problem The test risk of linear regression estimators increases with additional samples in overparameterized settings.
method An analysis of linear regression with isotropic Gaussian covariates using gradient descent.
result The bias decreases with more samples, but variance increases, leading to a surprising increase in test risk.

The paper analyzes the risk of bagging regularized M-estimators under proportional asymptotics.

problem Characterizing the risk of ensemble estimators trained with subsamples and regularizers.
method Developed a consistent estimator for the risk of ensemble estimators under proportional asymptotics.
result Optimal subsample size kk^\star tends to be in the overparameterized regime for the full-ensemble estimator.

Method removes misleading data to improve ML model accuracy.

problem Unhealthy fear of missing out on data leads to model instability and poor performance.
method Bayesian sequential selection method that identifies and selects critical information.
result Improves sample-wise error convergence and eliminates model instabilities.

The paper studies how more data affects prediction risk in high-dimensional models.

problem The impact of increasing data on prediction risk in high-dimensional models.
method Derives central limit theorem and provides finite-sample distribution and confidence interval for prediction risk.
result Demonstrates 'more data hurt' phenomenon in high-dimensional least squares estimation.

The paper explains two distinct peaks in generalization error for neural networks and simpler models, each governed by different factors.

problem Understanding the peaks in generalization error for neural networks and simpler models.
method Analysis of random feature models and comparison with numerical experiments involving deep neural networks.
result The peaks at N=PN=P and N=DN=D are distinct and governed by different factors (noise sensitivity vs. initialization noise).

FCDD improves image anomaly detection without post-hoc explainers.

problem Image anomaly detection, especially pixel-wise.
method Fully Convolutional Data Description (FCDD) directly addresses anomaly detection without post-hoc methods.
result FCDD achieves state-of-the-art results on pixel-wise AD tasks.

CDSSL improves representation quality by integrating linear and nonlinear dependencies.

problem Scarcity of labeled data and neglect of nonlinear dependencies in SSL.
method CDSSL combines linear correlations and nonlinear dependencies using HSIC in RKHS.
result CDSSL enhances representation quality on diverse benchmarks.

Clapping reduces memory usage in distributed optimization by reusing data samples.

problem Significant communication overhead and impractical memory overhead in pipeline-parallel distributed optimization.
method Lazy sampling strategy to reuse data samples across steps, supporting convergence without unbiased gradient assumptions.
result Clapping achieves convergence in few-epoch or online training regimes without sample-size memory overhead.

Study shows double and triple descent in unsupervised autoencoders, improving performance in various tasks.

problem Exploring the phenomenon of double descent in unsupervised learning.
method Analytical demonstration and extensive experiments on synthetic and real datasets.
result Over-parameterized unsupervised autoencoders exhibit double and triple descent, enhancing performance in downstream tasks.

The paper analyzes how the one-dimensional Wasserstein distance captures pointwise density differences in finite samples.

problem Uncertainty in identifying density differences when supports overlap and densities have substantial pointwise differences.
method Analysis using the Poisson process and neural spike train decoding.
result The one-dimensional Wasserstein distance highlights meaningful density differences related to both rate and support.

Study compares random and learned features in deep Bayesian linear models.

problem Understanding how feature learning affects generalization in deep learning.
method Comparing deep random feature models to deep networks with trained layers.
result Random feature models can display double-descent behavior, while deep networks do not.

RID-Noise improves robust design under noisy conditions using neural networks.

problem Design robustness under noisy environments.
method Robust Inverse Design under Noise (RID-Noise) using conditional invertible neural networks (cINNs).
result RID-Noise achieves more effective robust design compared to state-of-the-art methods.

The paper analyzes learning curves for kernel ridge regression with dot-product kernels.

problem Understanding the learning curves for different scaling regimes of data and model.
method Precise formulas for mean test error, bias, and variance in the mom o\infty with m/drm/d^r constant regime.
result A peak in the learning curve at mdr/r!m \approx d^r/r! for any integer rr.

The paper extends PAC-learning to handle evasion adversaries, finding limits on what can be learned.

problem Evasion attacks on machine learning models during testing.
method Extending PAC-learning framework to include evasion adversaries, defining corrupted hypothesis classes, and deriving adversarial VC-dimension.
result The adversarial VC-dimension can be larger or smaller than the standard VC-dimension, offering new insights.

AIR-Net adapts low-rank regularization dynamically for better image completion.

problem Fixed low-rank regularization limits adaptability to different images.
method AIR-Net uses adaptive and implicit regularization parameterized by a dynamic Laplacian matrix.
result AIR-Net enhances implicit regularization and outperforms fixed methods in non-uniform missing data scenarios.

The article explores toric spaces of regular polyhedra, highlighting rational and non-rational cases.

problem Exploring toric spaces associated with regular convex polyhedra.
method Symplectic and complex toric spaces associated with five regular convex polyhedra.
result The regular dodecahedron and icosahedron cannot be treated via standard toric geometry.

Gradient descent implicitly regularizes neural networks by penalizing large loss gradients.

problem How to optimize deep neural networks without explicit regularization.
method Backward error analysis to calculate implicit gradient regularization and demonstrate its effectiveness empirically.
result Implicit gradient regularization biases gradient descent toward flat minima, improving model robustness and test errors.

Regularized deep networks improve generalization and robustness.

problem Improving generalization and robustness of deep neural networks.
method Input gradient regularization combined with Lipschitz and adversarial robustness.
result Regularized models show improved adversarial robustness and generalization.

Choquet regularization improves exploration in RL.

problem Improving exploration in reinforcement learning.
method Introducing Choquet regularizers to measure and manage exploration, reformulating RL problems and deriving explicit solutions.
result Explicit optimal distributions and Choquet regularizers for various exploratory samplers.

Gradient-coherent strong regularization improves deep neural networks' generalization.

problem Deep neural networks overfit with strong L1/L2 regularization.
method Imposes regularization only when gradients are coherent, using stochastic gradient descent.
result Significantly improves accuracy and compression (up to 9.9x).

The paper explores optimal regularizers for data sources, linking them to star bodies.

problem Understanding optimal regularizers for data sources.
method Investigates optimal regularizers for data distributions using star bodies and dual Brunn-Minkowski theory.
result Identifies optimal regularizers and assesses amenability to convex regularization.

A triangulation of a connected closed surface is called weakly regular if the action of its automorphism group on its vertices is transitive. A triangulation of a connected closed surface is called degree-regular if each of its vertices have the same degree. Clearly, a weakly regular triangulation is degree-regular. In…

2004-03-25abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves existence and multiplicity of affine connections on regular manifolds.

problem Existence and multiplicity of affine connections on regular manifolds.
method Regularity theory and properties of the structural presheaf.
result The space of regular affine connections is an affine space of the space of regular End(TM)\operatorname{End}(TM)-valued 1-forms.

Study uses property elicitation to understand how fairness regularizers affect optimal decisions.

problem Understanding how fairness regularizers change the optimal decision in predictive algorithms.
method Property elicitation to analyze the relationship between loss, regularization, and optimal decision.
result Necessary and sufficient condition for when a property changes with the addition of a regularizer.

Fiedler regularization uses spectral graph theory to improve neural network performance.

problem Improving neural network performance by penalizing weights based on connectivity.
method Uses the Fiedler value of the neural network's graph as a regularization tool, providing theoretical and computational methods.
result Demonstrates Fiedler regularization's effectiveness in improving neural network performance.

New input gradient regularization improves adversarial robustness efficiently.

problem Improving adversarial robustness in machine learning models.
method Derive robustness bounds, implement scaleable input gradient regularization, avoid double backpropagation.
result Input gradient regularization is competitive with adversarial training and avoids gradient obfuscation.

Dropout is a simple but effective technique for learning in neural networks and other settings. A sound theoretical understanding of dropout is needed to determine when dropout should be applied and how to use it most effectively. In this paper we continue the exploration of dropout as a regularizer pioneered by Wager,…

2014-12-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved optimal regularity for harmonic almost complex structures.

problem Establishing optimal regularity for harmonic almost complex structures.
method Quantitative stratification method and rectifiability of singular strata.
result Optimal regularity theory for energy minimizing harmonic almost complex structures.

We establish continuous maximal regularity results for parabolic differential operators acting on sections of tensor bundles on Riemannian manifolds. As an application, we show that solutions to the Yamabe flow instantaneously regularize and become real analytic in space and time. The regularity result is obtained by i…

2013-09-09abs ↗pdf ↗