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9 results for de-randomization

New bounds explain deterministic non-smooth deep nets without large Lipschitz constants.

problem Challenges in explaining generalization of deterministic non-smooth deep nets.
method De-randomized PAC-Bayes margin bounds for deterministic non-convex and non-smooth predictors.
result New bounds avoid large Lipschitz constants, providing generalization guarantees.

Develops a method to optimize worst-case objectives using Bayesian optimization.

problem Optimizing in the worst case over a class of non-convex objectives.
method Reduction from robust improper optimization to Bayesian optimization, followed by de-randomization for specific tasks.
result Shows that de-randomizing the solution is NP-hard in general but feasible for certain tasks.

Quantum algorithm speeds up nested expectation estimation by nearly quadratically.

problem Estimating repeatedly nested expectations with quantum computing.
method Proposes a quantum algorithm achieving nearly quadratic speedup over classical methods.
result Achieves nearly quadratic speedup for RNEs, up to logarithmic factors.

New method uses DNN for genetic variant identification, controlling randomness and improving interpretability.

problem Challenges in interpreting deep neural networks for genetic variant identification.
method Interpretable neural network model with controlled variable selection using ensembling, knockoffs, and de-randomization.
result The proposed method leads to more discoveries compared to conventional methods.

Kernel-based test detects differences between two conditional distributions efficiently.

problem Detecting differences between two conditional distributions efficiently.
method Kernel-based measure using nearest-neighbor graphs, consistent estimate with Gaussian limit.
result Asymptotic level control and universal consistency for detecting differences.