The paper finds non-Gaussian directions in high-dimensional data using Wasserstein distance.
problem Locating interesting non-Gaussian features in high-dimensional data.
method Projection pursuit using 2-Wasserstein distance to maximize the difference from Gaussian.
result Statistical guarantees for accurately approximating an unknown low-dimensional non-Gaussian subspace.
Paper proposes PPMM for fast estimation of large-scale OTM.
problem Estimation of large-scale optimal transport maps (OTM) is challenging due to the curse of dimensionality.
method Combines projection pursuit regression and sufficient dimension reduction to adaptively select projection directions.
result PPMM consistently estimates the most informative projection direction and weakly converges to the target OTM.
Paper presents efficient computation of robust Wasserstein distance using Riemannian optimization.
problem Intractability of optimizing Projection Robust Wasserstein (PRW) distance due to non-convexity and non-smoothness.
method Riemannian optimization to efficiently compute PRW/Wasserstein Projection Pursuit (WPP) distance.
result The original formulation of PRW/WPP can be efficiently computed in practice, providing better behavior than its convex relaxation.
The study examines the distribution of projections of Gaussian data points and its implications for learning models.
problem Understanding the distribution of projections of Gaussian data points in high dimensions.
method Analyzes the asymptotic behavior of projections of i.i.d. standard Gaussian vectors in Rd onto m-dimensional subspaces. result Establishes bounds on the Wasserstein radius of the set of probability distributions arising from these projections.
Product models of low dimensional experts are a powerful way to avoid the curse of dimensionality. We present the ``under-complete product of experts' (UPoE), where each expert models a one dimensional projection of the data. The UPoE is fully tractable and may be interpreted as a parametric probabilistic model for pro…
Enhances projection pursuit tree classifier with visual diagnostics for better multi-class classification.
problem Rigidity of original algorithm limits performance in complex high-dimensional classification problems.
method Allowing more splits and flexible class groupings in projection pursuit computation, and developing visual diagnostics.
result Demonstrates enhanced classifier performs as intended through interactive visual diagnostics.
In this paper, we explore the limitations of PCA as a dimension reduction technique and study its extension, projection pursuit (PP), which is a broad class of linear dimension reduction methods. We first discuss the relevant concepts and theorems and then apply PCA and PP (with negative standardized Shannon's entropy …
Paper proposes a novel approach to density ratio estimation using projection pursuit.
problem Density ratio estimation challenges in high dimensions and model misspecification.
method The approach uses projection pursuit to approximate density ratios, addressing high dimensionality and model flexibility issues.
result The proposed estimator is consistent and converges at a certain rate, outperforming existing methods in experiments.
Projection pursuit model improves Gaussian process regression for high-dimensional data.
problem Scalability issues with traditional Gaussian process models in high dimensions.
method Additive Gaussian process regression with dimension expansion and gradient descent.
result The proposed method approximates more complex functions and outperforms traditional models.
This paper presents a new ensemble learning method for classification problems called projection pursuit random forest (PPF). PPF uses the PPtree algorithm introduced in Lee et al. (2013). In PPF, trees are constructed by splitting on linear combinations of randomly chosen variables. Projection pursuit is used to choos…
We propose a projection pursuit (PP) algorithm based on Gaussian mixture models (GMMs). The negentropy obtained from a multivariate density estimated by GMMs is adopted as the PP index to be maximised. For a fixed dimension of the projection subspace, the GMM-based density estimation is projected onto that subspace, wh…
Optimal projections enhance Naive Bayes classification.
problem Improving Naive Bayes classification accuracy.
method Projection pursuit to find optimal linear projections.
result The approach substantially outperforms other models.
Paper analyzes and improves GPSP algorithm for block sparse signal recovery.
problem Recovering block sparse signals from noisy data.
method Group Projected Subspace Pursuit (GPSP) with convergence analysis and feature selection criteria.
result GPSP exactly recovers true block sparse signals under certain conditions.
Develops a two-sample test using projected Wasserstein distance to handle high-dimensional data.
problem Testing whether two high-dimensional samples come from the same distribution.
method Optimal projection to find a low-dimensional linear mapping that maximizes the Wasserstein distance between projected probability distributions.
result Characterizes the convergence rate of the projected Wasserstein distance and presents practical algorithms.
We propose fast approximations for the generalized sliced-Wasserstein distance.
problem Efficient approximation of the generalized sliced-Wasserstein distance in high dimensions.
method Deterministic approximations using random projections and concentration of measure results.
result One-dimensional projections of high-dimensional random vectors are approximately Gaussian.
A faster Wasserstein k-means algorithm for histogram data reduces computation and maintains clustering quality.
problem Efficiently clustering histogram data with reduced computation time.
method Sparse simplex projection to reduce data samples, centroids, and ground cost matrix, dynamically removing lower-valued samples.
result Significant reduction in computational complexity without compromising clustering quality.
Paper develops a new method for differential privacy sampling using Wasserstein distance.
problem Sampling from distributions under differential privacy constraints with geometric structure consideration.
method Develops a novel framework with Wasserstein Projection Mechanism (WPM) for minimax optimal mechanisms.
result Proposes efficient algorithms for approximate computation of the Wasserstein Projection Mechanism.
Betas are possibly the most frequently applied tool to analyze how securities relate to the market. While in very widespread use, betas only express dynamics derived from second moment statistics. Financial returns data often deviate from normal assumptions in the sense that they have significant third and fourth order…
The study examines how bias affects hypothesis formation in neural networks.
problem Characterizing the impact of bias on hypothesis formation in neural networks.
method An automated data-driven projection pursuit neural network to extract and select features for binary classification.
result The refinement of a working hypothesis converges to a robust multivariate perception of data.
Improves point-cloud reconstruction by optimizing projections with self-attention.
problem Inefficient and non-metric projection methods for sliced Wasserstein distances.
method Proposes distributional sliced Wasserstein distance with self-attention for permutation-invariant and metric optimization.
result Self-attention amortized distributional projection optimization achieves better performance in point-cloud reconstruction.
A new method optimizes projection directions for sliced Wasserstein distances.
problem Finding informative projecting directions for sliced Wasserstein distances is computationally expensive.
method Amortized projection optimization to predict directions efficiently.
result Proposed amortized models improve generative modeling performance.
A new distance measure balances projection exploration and informativeness.
problem Inefficient and incomplete projection sampling in existing sliced-Wasserstein distances.
method Proposes Distributional Sliced-Wasserstein (DSW) that optimally balances projection exploration and informativeness.
result DSW generalizes Max-SW and can be computed efficiently.
Paper proposes PRWB and RPRWB for Wasserstein barycenters.
problem Numerical challenges in computing Wasserstein barycenters.
method Projection robust Wasserstein barycenter (PRWB) and relaxed PRWB (RPRWB).
result RPRWB improves clustering performance on real text datasets.
In this paper, we propose a new algorithm for exploratory projection pursuit. The basis of the algorithm is the insight that previous approaches used fairly narrow definitions of interestingness / non interestingness. We argue that allowing these definitions to depend on the problem / data at hand is a more natural app…
Researchers find Busemann functions in Wasserstein space, enabling efficient projections and distances.
problem Defining Busemann functions in Wasserstein space for efficient data projections and distances.
method Investigated existence and computation of Busemann functions in Wasserstein space, establishing closed-form expressions for specific cases.
result Explicit projection schemes for probability distributions on \(\mathbb{R}\) enable novel Sliced-Wasserstein distances over Gaussian mixtures and labeled datasets.
We study the problem of determining the optimal low dimensional projection for maximising the separability of a binary partition of an unlabelled dataset, as measured by spectral graph theory. This is achieved by finding projections which minimise the second eigenvalue of the graph Laplacian of the projected data, whic…
New method improves Wasserstein distance for large-scale data.
problem High computational cost of Wasserstein distance for large-scale machine learning.
method Augmented Sliced Wasserstein Distances (ASWDs) using neural network mappings.
result ASWDs significantly outperform other Wasserstein variants in synthetic and real-world problems.
A new slicing method speeds up sliced Wasserstein estimation.
problem Efficiently estimating sliced Wasserstein distance.
method Random-Path Projecting Direction (RPD) for fast sampling.
result RPSW and IWRPSW show favorable performance in training generative models.
KOD detects outliers in high-dimensional data.
problem Challenges in outlier detection in high-dimensional settings.
method Kernel transformation followed by projection pursuit approach with ensemble of directions and result combination.
result Empirical evaluations show effectiveness on various datasets.
A new method approximates the Sliced-Wasserstein distance without random projections.
problem Efficiently approximating the Sliced-Wasserstein distance for machine learning applications.
method Utilizing the concentration of measure phenomenon to develop a deterministic approximation.
result The approximation error goes to zero as the dimension increases, under a weak dependence condition.
Introduces MSW distances to improve SW metrics.
problem Redundant projections in SW distance.
method Imposes Markov structure on projecting directions.
result MSW distances improve SW metrics.
This work improves understanding of projection robust optimal transport distances.
problem Understanding the behavior of minimum Wasserstein estimators in high-dimensional and misspecified models.
method Adopting projection robust (PR) optimal transport, establishing statistical properties, proposing IPRW distance, and providing asymptotic guarantees.
result Established fundamental statistical properties and proposed new distances that outperform Wasserstein distances empirically.
Nonparametric two sample or homogeneity testing is a decision theoretic problem that involves identifying differences between two random variables without making parametric assumptions about their underlying distributions. The literature is old and rich, with a wide variety of statistics having being intelligently desi…
New method estimates SW distance using CDFs for scalable data parallelism.
problem Estimating SW distance efficiently for large datasets.
method Estimators based on CDFs of projected measures, avoiding sorting.
result Efficient estimation for large datasets and federated learning.
New statistical methods for analyzing distributions using Wasserstein metric.
problem Statistical analysis of probability distributions on the real line.
method Projected methods exploiting Wasserstein metric and Riemannian structure.
result Projected PCA and regression methods are faster and more flexible.
A new metric HSW derived from hierarchical Radon Transform addresses computational bottlenecks in sliced Wasserstein.
problem Computational inefficiency of sliced Wasserstein in high-dimensional settings with few supports.
method Hierarchical Radon Transform (HRT) and bottleneck projections to reduce projection number.
result HSW metric derived from HRT is computationally efficient and maintains metric properties.
A new method for Bayesian inference tackles high-dimensional problems.
problem Bayesian inference in high-dimensional settings with kernel density estimation issues.
method Projected Wasserstein gradient descent (pWGD) method to overcome curse of dimensionality.
result pWGD method effectively addresses high-dimensional Bayesian inference problems.
Develops efficient projections for multivariate probability measures.
problem Estimating causal effects and optimal weights in multivariate data.
method Tangent Wasserstein projections using generalized geodesics.
result Provides a unique solution for causal inference and optimal weights.
In this paper, auto-associative models are proposed as candidates to the generalization of Principal Component Analysis. We show that these models are dedicated to the approximation of the dataset by a manifold. Here, the word "manifold" refers to the topology properties of the structure. The approximating manifold is …
Our attacks are stronger and faster under Wasserstein metric.
problem Vulnerability of deep models to adversarial attacks.
method Developed an exact yet efficient projection operator and used the Frank-Wolfe method.
result Generated much stronger attacks and improved model robustness.
A new method for comparing image probability measures using convolution operators.
problem Efficiently comparing images using conventional sliced Wasserstein methods.
method Proposed convolution sliced Wasserstein (CSW) methods with stride, dilation, and non-linear activation.
result CSW demonstrates favorable performance over conventional sliced Wasserstein in image comparison and deep generative modeling.
A new method solves the projection robust Wasserstein distance problem efficiently.
problem Computing the projection robust Wasserstein distance is challenging due to the curse of dimensionality.
method Riemannian block coordinate descent (RBCD) method to solve the regularized max-min problem over the Stiefel manifold.
result RBCD method significantly improves the complexity of obtaining an ε-stationary point compared to existing methods.
Proposes variance reduction techniques for sliced Wasserstein distance estimation.
problem Intractability of estimating sliced Wasserstein distances.
method Uses control variates based on Gaussian approximations of projected measures.
result Significant reduction in variance of SW distance estimators.
A general duality proof for Wasserstein distributionally robust optimization.
problem Optimizing under uncertainty with Wasserstein distance.
method One-dimensional convex analysis and interchangeability principle.
result General duality result holds for various distributions and costs.
Proof of convergence for multi-objective optimization using inverse reinforcement learning.
problem Proving convergence in multi-objective optimization problems.
method Wasserstein inverse reinforcement learning with projective subgradient method and gradient descent.
result Convergence of inverse reinforcement learning for multi-objective optimization.
A new algorithm computes Wasserstein barycenters without entropic regularization.
problem Computing Wasserstein barycenters efficiently and accurately.
method Free-support algorithm based on particle flow and Riemannian geometry.
result The algorithm avoids entropic regularization and is computationally tractable.
New hyperbolic sliced-Wasserstein distances derived for efficient comparison.
problem Efficient comparison of distributions in hyperbolic spaces.
method Projections on geodesics or horospheres to derive novel sliced-Wasserstein distances.
result Novel hyperbolic sliced-Wasserstein distances are more computationally efficient.
Generative adversarial nets (GANs) and variational auto-encoders have significantly improved our distribution modeling capabilities, showing promise for dataset augmentation, image-to-image translation and feature learning. However, to model high-dimensional distributions, sequential training and stacked architectures …