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48 results for Statistical Significance

Investigates the number of experiments needed for statistical significance in medication testing.

problem Determining the number of experiments needed for a statistically significant result.
method Examines binomial and general probability distributions, considering placebo efficacy and varying distributions.
result The number of experiments needed can be significantly higher when placebo efficacy is considered.

FSR efficiently discovers significant patterns with few resampled datasets.

problem Mining significant patterns in transactional data, especially subgroups.
method FSR uses resampling to bound the supremum deviation of quality statistics, providing rigorous guarantees on false discoveries.
result FSR effectively discovers significant subgroups with a small number of resampled datasets.

The paper integrates statistical significance and discriminative power in pattern discovery.

problem Discovering actionable patterns that meet rigorous statistical significance and discriminative power criteria.
method Integrates statistical significance and discriminative power criteria into state-of-the-art algorithms.
result Improves discriminative power and statistical significance of discovered patterns without quality deterioration.

Significant pattern mining, the problem of finding itemsets that are significantly enriched in one class of objects, is statistically challenging, as the large space of candidate patterns leads to an enormous multiple testing problem. Recently, the concept of testability was proposed as one approach to correct for mult…

2015-08-24abs ↗pdf ↗

Graph Neural Networks improve financial time series forecasting accuracy.

problem Forecasting univariate financial time series with statistical significance.
method Introducing the Time-Geometric model combining geometric and temporal patterns.
result Statistically significant improvements in forecasting accuracy through geometric patterns.

Simple bounds show most cross-sectional predictability findings are likely true.

problem Determining the validity of cross-sectional return predictability findings.
method Developed simple and intuitive bounds on the false discovery rate (FDR).
result Bounds show the FDR is small, indicating most findings are likely true.

The problem of finding itemsets that are statistically significantly enriched in a class of transactions is complicated by the need to correct for multiple hypothesis testing. Pruning untestable hypotheses was recently proposed as a strategy for this task of significant itemset mining. It was shown to lead to greater s…

2014-07-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper improves asymmetric causality tests by addressing inefficiencies and statistical significance issues.

problem Inefficiencies and statistical significance issues in asymmetric causality tests.
method Improved asymmetric causality tests via partial cumulative sums for positive and negative components, explicitly testing differences between causal parameters.
result Efficiently tested hypotheses on asymmetric causal interaction between financial markets.

si4onnx enables selective inference on deep learning models.

problem Establishing the reliability of AI systems through statistical significance of identified regions.
method Selective inference techniques implemented through a Python package.
result Controlled type I error rates for hypothesis testing on deep learning models.

SAR evaluates ML-based linear regression models for statistical significance.

problem Lack of formal statistical significance in ML-based regression models.
method Statistical Agnostic Regression (SAR) using concentration inequalities and worst-case scenario analysis.
result SAR provides a threshold for statistical significance without assuming underlying assumptions.

A new framework detects statistical significance of deep learning in neuroimaging studies.

problem Lack of statistical significance testing in deep learning neuroimaging.
method Non-parametric framework using autoencoders and SVM, with random-effects inference and cross-validation.
result CV and RUB methods offer acceptable false positive rates and statistical power, but low generalization ability.

The study formalizes temporal precision and recall for anomaly detection in sequences.

problem Insufficient understanding of precision and recall in sequential anomaly detection.
method Formalized temporal precision and recall measures, developed time-tolerant confusion matrices, and demonstrated statistical significance.
result Precision and recall may overestimate performance with temporal tolerance.

We develop a pivotal test to assess the statistical significance of the feature variables in a single-layer feedforward neural network regression model. We propose a gradient-based test statistic and study its asymptotics using nonparametric techniques. Under technical conditions, the limiting distribution is given by …

2019-02-16abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proposes a method to find subgroups with significant treatment effects in noisy data.

problem Estimating the causal effects of interventions on noisy outcomes.
method A machine-learning method specifically optimized for finding subgroups with significant effects, designed to maximize the probability of obtaining a statistically significant positive treatment effect.
result The proposed method yields higher power in detecting subgroups affected by the treatment compared to standard tree-based tools.

Sharpe ratio (sometimes also referred to as information ratio) is widely used in asset management to compare and benchmark funds and asset managers. It computes the ratio of the (excess) net return over the strategy standard deviation. However, the elements to compute the Sharpe ratio, namely, the expected returns and …

2019-05-20abs ↗pdf ↗

This research improves model interpretability and uncertainty estimation for deep learning models on non-iid data.

problem Improving interpretability and uncertainty estimation for deep learning models on non-iid data.
method 4 UQ approaches (BNN, SWAG, MC dropout, ensemble) applied to ARMED MEDL models.
result Ensemble approaches, especially with 90% subsampling, provide best performance in prediction and uncertainty estimation.

This work uses statistical mechanics to explain AI learning.

problem Understanding the statistical principles behind AI learning.
method Starting from sample concentration behaviors, the study applies statistical mechanics principles to AI and machine learning.
result Exponential families and statistical quantities are key in AI and machine learning.

Research optimizes C++ patterns for HFT, reducing latency and improving profitability.

problem Optimizing latency-critical code for high-frequency trading systems.
method Creation of a Low-Latency Programming Repository, optimisation of trading strategy, implementation of Disruptor pattern.
result Significant performance improvements in speed and profitability.

INVERT connects neural representations to human-understandable concepts.

problem Lack of understanding and statistical significance in existing explainability methods.
method Inverse Recognition (INVERT) approach that connects learned representations to human-understandable concepts.
result INVERT provides interpretable metrics and statistical significance for representation alignment.

Paper introduces PTL-SI for statistical inference in TL-HDR, controlling FPR.

problem Quantifying statistical significance in TL-HDR with limited data.
method PTL-SI framework for valid pp-values in TL-HDR feature selection.
result Valid pp-values and controlled FPR in TL-HDR feature selection.

Using methods introduced by Scargle in 1978 we derive a cumulative version of the Lomb periodogram that exhibits frequency independent statistics when applied to cumulative noise. We show how this cumulative Lomb periodogram allows us to estimate the significance of log-periodic signatures in the S&P 500 anti-bubble th…

2003-02-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Novel nonparametric method for GLMs improves prediction and inference performance.

problem Improving prediction and inference in GLMs with minimal assumptions.
method Combines binary regression and latent variable formulations, extends parametric versions, introduces new classification statistic.
result Uniformly better prediction and inference performance over parametric formulation, especially with asymmetric data.

How should statistical procedures be designed so as to be scalable computationally to the massive datasets that are increasingly the norm? When coupled with the requirement that an answer to an inferential question be delivered within a certain time budget, this question has significant repercussions for the field of s…

2013-09-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper extends SI method for detecting CPs in complex systems' frequency domain.

problem Identifying change points in complex systems' frequency domain.
method Extends SI framework to frequency domain using DFT properties and develops valid p-values.
result Reliable detection of genuine CPs with strong statistical guarantees.

Paper introduces a method to assess the statistical reliability of changepoints using selective inference and dynamic programming.

problem Assessing the statistical reliability of detected changepoints.
method Selective inference framework combined with dynamic programming for exact p-value computation.
result Proposes a method with high statistical power and decent computational efficiency.

We study the problem of discriminative sub-trajectory mining. Given two groups of trajectories, the goal of this problem is to extract moving patterns in the form of sub-trajectories which are more similar to sub-trajectories of one group and less similar to those of the other. We propose a new method called Statistica…

2019-05-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Finding statistically significant high-order interaction features in predictive modeling is important but challenging task. The difficulty lies in the fact that, for a recent applications with high-dimensional covariates, the number of possible high-order interaction features would be extremely large. Identifying stati…

2015-06-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Author presents the second variational formula for statistical biharmonic maps.

problem Developing a formula for statistical biharmonic maps.
method Introduced the second variational formula for the statistical bi-energy functional.
result The second variational formula can be represented using Hessian curvature in Hessian manifolds.

This article presents results from the first statistically significant study of cost escalation in transportation infrastructure projects. Based on a sample of 258 transportation infrastructure projects worth US$90 billion and representing different project types, geographical regions, and historical periods, it is fou…

2013-03-06abs ↗pdf ↗

We develop a statistical framework to benchmark and select large language models based on their risks.

problem Benchmarking and selecting large language models based on their associated risks.
method A distributional framework using first and second order stochastic dominance, linked to mean-risk models in finance.
result Formalizes a risk-aware approach for model selection, balancing risk and utility.

A method for clustering small datasets in high dimensions using random projections.

problem Challenges in clustering small datasets in high-dimensional spaces.
method Random projection followed by binary clustering in one-dimensional space.
result Statistically significant clustering structures can be found with as few as 100-200 points.

Test assesses if a linear classifier is random or significant.

problem Determining if a linear classifier captures meaningful differences between classes.
method Proposes a homogeneity test related to linear separability, establishes upper bounds for p-values.
result Upper bounds for p-values are highly accurate for normally distributed samples.