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48 results for distortion subspace

QFDA combines machine learning and information theory for image classification.

problem Lack of literature on combining machine learning and information theory.
method Quantized Fisher Discriminant Analysis (QFDA) using a cost function for rate-distortion optimization.
result QFDA achieves at least as good classification accuracy as FDA on quantized images.

Proposes a new PCA method using SSIM for image subspace learning.

problem Lack of principled assessment methods for image fidelity and similarity.
method Defines an image structure subspace using SSIM, proposes ISCA and kernel ISCA.
result Demonstrates improved image subspace learning using SSIM.

A new geometry-preserving method for interpreting compositional data.

problem Statistical challenges in high-dimensional compositional data.
method Geometry-preserving framework for dimension reduction of compositional data.
result Identification of a central compositional subspace for compositional predictors.

New bounds improve neural network generalization through slicing.

problem Difficulty in evaluating mutual information in high dimensions for neural networks.
method Slicing the parameter space and using disintegrated mutual information and k-sliced mutual information.
result Slicing improves generalization and offers significant computational and statistical advantages.

Paper proposes a new method for learning compact representations of sequential data.

problem Learning compact representations of sequential data capturing spatio-temporal cues.
method Contrastive representation learning via adversarial optimal transport on the Grassmann manifold.
result Empirical results show competitive performance in human action recognition.

A new method embeds high-dimensional data in a low-dimensional space while preserving its geometry.

problem Difficulty in exploring high-dimensional data due to 'curse of dimensionality'.
method Dictionary-based framework for geometrically driven data analysis including dimensionality reduction, out-of-sample extension, and anomaly detection.
result Preserves the original high-dimensional geometry of the data up to a user-defined distortion rate.

Sparse OSEs achieve optimal embedding dimension of O(d).

problem Achieving optimal embedding dimension for sparse OSEs.
method Random sparsified matrix with m(1+θ)dm \geq (1+θ)d non-zeros per column.
result Sparse OSEs can achieve embedding dimension m=O(d)m=O(d), improving on previous m=O(dlog(d))m=O(d\log(d)).

EAGC boosts GCD by regulating gradient entanglement, improving known and novel category separability.

problem Gradient entanglement distorts supervised gradients and overlaps known and novel class representations.
method EAGC uses AGA and EEP to align and project gradients, reducing entanglement and overlap.
result EAGC consistently boosts GCD performance, setting new state-of-the-art results.

Develops Fourier analysis for SDR, simplifying dimension reduction problems.

problem Finding a reduced subspace for high-dimensional data.
method Formulates SDR as a minimization problem in the Fourier domain, introducing a penalty for support distortion.
result An algorithm for finding a reduced subspace using Fourier transforms and penalties.

We consider the problem of distortion minimal morphing of nn-dimensional compact connected oriented smooth manifolds without boundary embedded in Rn+1\R^{n+1}. Distortion involves bending and stretching. In this paper, minimal distortion (with respect to stretching) is defined as the infinitesimal relative change in vol…

2006-05-25abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper shows how to calculate risk measures for sums of two counter-monotonic risks.

problem Calculating risk measures for sums of two counter-monotonic risks.
method Using a fixed distortion function and expressing the risk measure of a sum as the sum of two related measures of the marginals.
result The risk measure of a sum of two counter-monotonic risks can be expressed as the sum of two related distortion risk measures of the marginals.

A new family of stochastic dominance orders based on distortion functions.

problem Determining a continuum of dominance relations for risk assessment.
method Introducing H-distorted stochastic dominance, a generalized family of stochastic orders.
result Power-distorted stochastic dominance is particularly appealing due to its simplicity and statistical interpretations.

The distortion of a curve measures the maximum arc/chord length ratio. Gromov showed any closed curve has distortion at least pi/2 and asked about the distortion of knots. Here, we prove that any nontrivial tame knot has distortion at least 5pi/3; examples show that distortion under 7.16 suffices to build a trefoil kno…

2004-09-22abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on risk measures using distorted Choquet integrals with random distortions.

problem Developing risk measures under random distortions of capacities.
method Introducing and analyzing randomly distorted Choquet integrals with respect to a distorted capacity, establishing properties and providing representations.
result Representation of comonotonic additive conditional risk measures using G-randomly distorted Choquet integrals.

New study shows tradeoffs between compression quality, distortion, and perception.

problem Optimizing compression for low distortion often sacrifices perceptual quality.
method Adopted Blau & Michaeli's perceptual quality definition and studied the rate-distortion-perception tradeoff.
result Restricting perceptual quality to high generally requires a trade-off between rate and distortion.

The study shows exponential distortion in virtually special groups containing free subgroups.

problem Understanding distortion in virtually special groups containing free subgroups.
method Constructing examples of virtually special groups with finite rank free subgroups.
result Distortion functions grow like exp^k(x^m) and can be superexponential.

Estimates rate-distortion function for large datasets using neural networks.

problem Designing lossy data compression schemes and comparing them with theoretical limits.
method Re-formulate rate-distortion objective and solve using neural networks.
result NERD accurately estimates the rate-distortion function for real-world datasets.

Introduces new performance criteria for investment under distorted probabilities.

problem Reconciling time-consistent performance with probability distortions.
method Two definitions of forward rank-dependent criteria, equivalence established; characterization of viable probability distortion processes.
result Characterization of optimal wealth process and new distorted measure.

Introduces a new conditional expectation under distorted probabilities, addressing time-inconsistency.

problem Time-inconsistency in nonlinear expectations under probability distortion.
method Localizes probability distortion and constructs a time-consistent conditional expectation.
result Constructs a conditional expectation that is time-consistent and corresponds to a parabolic differential equation.

Paper proposes a new black-box attack approach to minimize visual distortion.

problem Constructing adversarial examples that minimize visual distortion in a black-box threat model.
method Learning the noise distribution of adversarial examples to approximate the gradient of a non-differentiable loss function.
result The proposed attack results in much lower visual distortion compared to state-of-the-art black-box attacks.

Study dynamic risk measures and performance indices using distortion functions.

problem Investigate time consistency of dynamic risk measures and performance indices generated by distortion functions.
method Analyze dynamic coherent risk measures (DCRMs) and dynamic weighted value at risk measures, proving their equivalence. Establish properties of families of DCRMs generated by distortion functions and define corresponding dynamic coherent acceptability indices (DCAIs). Examine time consistency of DCRMs and DCAIs.
result DCRM generated by distortion functions are sub-martingale time consistent but not super-martingale time consistent and not weakly acceptance time consistent.

The paper examines how distortion principles affect insurance pricing under risk aversion and ambiguity.

problem Understanding how risk aversion and ambiguity impact insurance pricing.
method Investigates sensitivity of distortion functionals to risk aversion and ambiguity, using Wasserstein distance.
result Identifies worst-case distributions and methods to identify distortion densities.

The problem behind this paper is the proper measurement of the degree of quality/acceptability/distance to arbitrage of trades. We are narrowing the class of coherent acceptability indices introduced by Cherny and Madan (2007) by imposing an additional mathematical property. For this, we introduce the notion of a conca…

2011-04-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Study shows Torelli groups are exponentially distorted in mapping class groups with boundary.

problem Distortion of Torelli groups in mapping class groups with boundary.
method Used Broaddus-Farb-Putman's techniques to prove exponential distortion.
result Torelli groups are at least exponentially distorted in mapping class groups with boundary components.

We study the statistical meaning of the minimization of distortion measure and the relation between the equilibrium points of the SOM algorithm and the minima of distortion measure. If we assume that the observations and the map lie in an compact Euclidean space, we prove the strong consistency of the map which almost …

2008-02-21abs ↗pdf ↗