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48 results for alignment efficiency

An efficient algorithm for aligning diffusion trees to networks with information asymmetry.

problem Aligning diffusion trees to networks with information asymmetry.
method Tree correlation tests for extracting alignment information.
result Explicit lower bounds on the probability of correct matches for each vertex on the diffusion tree.

Faster WIND accelerates iterative BOND for LLM alignment.

problem Iterative BOND is inefficient in practice due to sample and computation inefficiency.
method Unified game-theoretic connection to self-play alignment, WIND framework with efficient algorithms.
result WIND variant achieves superior sample efficiency and faster computation.

New model optimizes feature alignment, improving statistical and computational efficiency.

problem Statistical and computational challenges in feature alignment.
method Covariance alignment model, Gromov-Wasserstein algorithm.
result Gromov-Wasserstein algorithm is minimax optimal and practical for covariance alignment.

SAIL improves online alignment of large language models with minimal feedback.

problem Offline RLHF methods often lead to sub-optimal performance due to fixed preference datasets.
method SAIL uses bilevel optimization and a single-level first-order method to iteratively refine model alignment.
result SAIL significantly improves alignment performance on open-sourced datasets with minimal computational overhead.

New method aligns brain data across individuals for better brain decoding.

problem Inter-individual variability in brain response patterns limits decoder generalization.
method SpectralOT method that embeds cortical geometry into Laplace-Beltrami eigenmodes.
result SpectralOT strikes balance between aligning functional features and preserving anatomical structure.

Efficiently identifies good policies by choosing contexts for human feedback.

problem Efficiently acquiring human feedback for preference alignment in large language models.
method Formalizes active exploration as a dueling bandit problem and proposes an active exploration algorithm with a polynomial worst-case regret bound.
result Proposed method outperforms baselines with limited human preferences on various language models and datasets.

G-CREWE efficiently aligns large networks using node embeddings and compression.

problem Efficiently aligning large networks for various applications.
method Uses node embeddings and compression to align networks at fine and coarse resolutions.
result G-CREWE achieves efficient and accurate network alignment, twice as fast as existing methods.

Geometric approach improves motion alignment accuracy and efficiency.

problem Temporal alignment of human motion data for various applications.
method Geometric point of view, principal fiber bundle, reparameterization invariant projection, dynamic programming, keyframe correspondences.
result Temporal alignment procedures are more accurate and computationally efficient.

Direct feedback alignment reduces data movement in neural networks.

problem Efficiency and energy-efficiency in training large neural networks.
method Sparse feedback matrix for local learning, reducing data movement and compute.
result Orders of magnitude improvement in data movement and 2x improvement in multiply-and-accumulate operations.

The paper shows that causal identification is not essential for efficient portfolios, focusing on geometric sufficiency conditions.

problem The necessity of causal identification for efficient portfolios.
method Re-examination of predictive signals and their impact on portfolio efficiency under structural misspecification.
result Efficiency is governed by geometric sufficiency conditions (directional alignment, ranking preservation, and calibration) rather than causal identification.

We introduce a kernel method for manifold alignment (KEMA) and domain adaptation that can match an arbitrary number of data sources without needing corresponding pairs, just few labeled examples in all domains. KEMA has interesting properties: 1) it generalizes other manifold alignment methods, 2) it can align manifold…

2015-04-09abs ↗pdf ↗

BO method identifies sparse subspaces for efficient high-dimensional optimization.

problem Efficient optimization of high-dimensional black-box functions.
method Sparse Gaussian process surrogate models on axis-aligned subspaces with Hamiltonian Monte Carlo inference.
result SAASBO achieves excellent performance on synthetic and real-world problems.

String kernels are attractive data analysis tools for analyzing string data. Among them, alignment kernels are known for their high prediction accuracies in string classifications when tested in combination with SVM in various applications. However, alignment kernels have a crucial drawback in that they scale poorly du…

2018-02-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper addresses online alignment of large language models under uncertain preference feedback.

problem Online alignment of large language models with misspecified preference feedback.
method Formulates an oracle-robust objective as a worst-case optimization problem for log-linear policies, and develops projected stochastic composite updates.
result Shows that the robust objective admits an exact closed-form decomposition and achieves O~(ε2)\widetilde{O}(\varepsilon^{-2}) oracle complexity.

Geometric approach for unsupervised word embedding alignment.

problem Learning alignment between word embeddings of source and target languages.
method Formulates alignment as domain adaptation on the manifold of doubly stochastic matrices, employing Riemannian conjugate gradient algorithm.
result Empirically outperforms state-of-the-art methods on bilingual lexicon induction tasks.

ReMixMatch improves semi-supervised learning with new techniques for data efficiency.

problem Improving semi-supervised learning with limited labeled data.
method Distribution alignment and augmentation anchoring with AutoAugment.
result Significantly more data-efficient, requiring less labeled data for similar accuracy.

Efficiently learns Single-Index Models with constant factor approximation.

problem Learning Single-Index Models under L22L_2^2 loss with unknown link functions.
method An efficient algorithm using alignment sharpness for optimization.
result Achieves constant factor approximation to optimal loss for various distributions and link functions.

LoRA-One uses one-step full gradient to align adapters for efficient large model fine-tuning.

problem Fine-tuning large language models efficiently and accurately.
method Properly initializing LoRA adapters using the one-step full gradient and incorporating preconditioners.
result LoRA-One achieves significant empirical improvements over existing methods.

A new method compresses high-dimensional geometric patterns to reduce alignment time.

problem Efficiently aligning high-dimensional geometric patterns.
method Compression of high-dimensional patterns using the concept of 'doubling dimension' to preserve alignment quality.
result Alignment algorithms on compressed patterns achieve similar quality with significantly reduced running times.

Develops a model to detect shared communities in non-aligned graphs.

problem Clustering and community detection in non-aligned graphs with heterogeneous populations.
method Joint Stochastic Blockmodel (Joint SBM) and efficient spectral clustering.
result The joint model better estimates communities compared to separate SBMs on individual graphs.

Study on matching nodes between graphs to preserve edges, focusing on limits and algorithms.

problem Matching nodes between graphs to preserve most edges, especially in random graphs.
method Investigates fundamental limits and designs algorithms to recover alignments in planted graphs.
result High probability guarantees on the success or failure of graph alignment algorithms.

A new method reduces preference distortion in LLM alignment.

problem Vulnerability of traditional LLM alignment methods to human preference heterogeneity.
method Sign Estimator: A simple, provably consistent, and efficient estimator using binary classification loss.
result Substantially reduces preference distortion over a panel of simulated personas.

Proposes a method for coarse graph alignment using sparse partial least squares.

problem Aligning graphs with community structures when there's no natural one-to-one mapping.
method Sparse partial least squares method incorporating observed graph structures and imposing sparsity.
result Demonstrates effectiveness in simulations.

A fast metric learning framework using Gershgorin disc alignment.

problem Learning effective metrics for graph-based data.
method Fast projection-free metric learning via Gershgorin disc alignment.
result Efficiently computed graph metric matrices outperform competing methods.

DHGAK aligns substructures for better graph kernel performance.

problem Limited performance of traditional graph kernels due to missing substructure similarities.
method Hierarchically aligns relational substructures in deep embedding space, assigning same feature maps in RKHS.
result DHGAK outperforms state-of-the-art graph kernels on various benchmarks.

GTBO uses group testing to optimize high-dimensional functions efficiently.

problem Optimizing expensive, high-dimensional functions with limited data.
method Group testing to identify active dimensions, then guide optimization.
result GTBO outperforms state-of-the-art methods on high-dimensional benchmarks.

A new method for automatically aligning and clustering time series data.

problem Challenges in aligning and clustering time series data, especially without a template signal.
method TROUT (Temporal Registration using Optimal Unitary Transformations) method based on a novel dissimilarity measure.
result TROUT outperforms competitors in clustering time series data.

InfoOT improves data alignment by maximizing mutual information.

problem Optimal transport's limitations in handling clusters, outliers, and new data.
method InfoOT extends optimal transport by maximizing mutual information while minimizing distances.
result InfoOT outperforms optimal transport in domain adaptation, cross-domain retrieval, and single-cell alignment.