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48 results for fast processes

Anomaly detection aids in labeling fast-running processes for machine learning.

problem Manual labeling of fast-running processes for machine learning models.
method Anomaly detection to assist in labeling data, specific metrics for model validation.
result Possibility to manually classify data for training machine learning models.

A fast Monte Carlo method for additive processes and option pricing.

problem Efficiently pricing path-dependent options with additive processes.
method Developed a fast Monte Carlo scheme for additive processes, analyzing and reducing numerical error sources.
result Shows significant reduction in error (1 bp or below) for pricing path-dependent options.

This paper speeds up Gaussian process regression for autocorrelated data.

problem Temporal overfitting in Gaussian process models for autocorrelated data.
method Modifying existing Gaussian process approximations to handle blocked, de-correlated data.
result Proposed methods accelerate Gaussian process regression on autocorrelated data without sacrificing performance.

In this work we detail the application of a fast convolution algorithm computing high dimensional integrals to the context of multiplicative noise stochastic processes. The algorithm provides a numerical solution to the problem of characterizing conditional probability density functions at arbitrary time, and we applie…

2011-07-07abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper calculates option prices for assets with stochastic volatility using FFT.

problem Calculating option prices for assets with stochastic volatility.
method Assumed normal asset dynamics with stochastic volatility following CIR process. Used FFT for evaluation and compared with Monte Carlo simulation.
result Comparison of FFT and Monte Carlo results for option pricing.

New method speeds up Gaussian process inference for large datasets.

problem Numerical instability and inefficiency in approximate inference methods for non-Gaussian likelihoods.
method Conjugate-computation variational inference with Kalman recursions.
result Linear-time inference with fast and stable variational inference for state-space GP models.

New algorithms for approximating stochastic processes efficiently.

problem Finding accurate finite approximations for stochastic processes.
method Develops new algorithms and fast implementations for approximating stochastic processes.
result Efficient approximations for stochastic processes can be found.

Paper extends PAC-Bayesian theory using shifted Rademacher processes.

problem Improving PAC-Bayesian bounds for fast rates.
method Using shifted Rademacher processes to match Catoni's bounds and derive new fast-rate bounds.
result New fast-rate PAC-Bayes bounds derived in terms of empirical risk surface flatness.

Paper speeds up Gaussian process inference using Matérn kernels.

problem Efficiently performing Gaussian process inference for large datasets.
method Exact Matérn kernel decomposition into empirical cumulative distribution functions, combined with divide-and-conquer approach.
result The proposed algorithm significantly speeds up Gaussian process inference for low-dimensional problems with hundreds of thousands of data points.

Recent empirical studies suggest that the volatility of an underlying price process may have correlations that decay slowly under certain market conditions. In this paper, the volatility is modeled as a stationary process with long-range correlation properties in order to capture such a situation, and we consider Europ…

2016-04-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Neural networks estimate spatial process likelihoods efficiently.

problem Challenges in estimating spatial processes with slow or intractable likelihoods.
method Convolutional neural networks trained on a classification task to learn likelihood function.
result Neural likelihood surfaces provide fast and accurate parameter estimation.

FastMuyGPs speeds up GP predictions for large datasets.

problem High cost of Gaussian process predictions for large data.
method Combines cross-validation, batching, nearest neighbors sparsification, and precomputation.
result Superior accuracy and competitive runtime compared to other methods.

Paper presents fast methods for pricing energy derivatives using mean-reverting jump-diffusion models.

problem Pricing energy derivatives with mean-reverting and occasional spikes.
method Exact and fast simulation of spot price dynamics using Ornstein-Uhlenbeck and jump-diffusion processes.
result Apparent computational advantages of the proposed procedures for pricing Asian options, gas storages, and swings.

Efficient algorithm finds fast Transformer models.

problem Slow inference time of Transformer models.
method Decompose Transformer architecture into components, use sampling-based one-shot search.
result Achieved 10% to 30% speedup on pre-trained BERT and 70% on top of a previous state-of-the-art model.

We investigate the systematic mechanism for designing fast mixing Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithms to sample from discrete point processes under the Dobrushin uniqueness condition for Gibbs measures. Discrete point processes are defined as probability distributions μ(S)exp(βf(S))μ(S)\propto \exp(βf(S)) over all subsets $S\in 2^…

2015-06-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Efficiently simulates slow dynamics of high-dimensional stochastic systems.

problem Simulating high-dimensional stochastic systems with slow dynamics and fast modes.
method Designs an algorithm to estimate an invariant manifold and its dynamics, averaging out fast modes.
result Efficient simulator of effective dynamics on low-dimensional invariant manifold.

We speed up Gaussian process cross-validation calculations and improve model diagnostics.

problem Efficiently calculating cross-validation residuals and their covariances in Gaussian processes.
method Generalized fast Gaussian process leave-one-out formulae to multiple-fold cross-validation, highlighting covariance structures.
result Correcting for residual covariances in cross-validation improves back to Maximum Likelihood Estimation.

This thesis advances algorithms and software for QMC, GP, and sciML.

problem Efficient high-dimensional integration, interpolation, and PDE modeling.
method Developed new algorithms and software for QMC, GP, and sciML.
result Efficient and accurate methods for high-dimensional problems.

New algorithm reduces best-in-class regret in contextual bandits.

problem Compete with the best policy in a class without model restrictions.
method Proposes an algorithm that updates policies by minimizing a pessimistic objective, including a clipped inverse-propensity estimate and variance penalty.
result Achieves fast best-in-class regret rates, including polylogarithmic rates in the parametric case.

We develop a fast inference method for non-conjugate Gaussian process models on spike count data.

problem Non-Gaussian spike count data complicates Gaussian Process Factor Analysis.
method We introduce Polynomial Approximate Log-Likelihood (PAL) estimators for non-conjugate GPFA models.
result PAL estimators achieve fast and accurate extraction of latent structure from spike train data.

We introduce the Mondrian kernel, a fast random feature approximation to the Laplace kernel. It is suitable for both batch and online learning, and admits a fast kernel-width-selection procedure as the random features can be re-used efficiently for all kernel widths. The features are constructed by sampling trees via a…

2016-06-16abs ↗pdf ↗

GNet uses Gaussian processes for scalable, flexible neural networks.

problem Large-scale predictive modeling with high computational and storage costs.
method GNet employs Gaussian processes with nonparametric activation functions and a fast algorithm for training and predictions.
result GNet achieves competitive performance across various test problems, including nonlinear function prediction and real-world data regression.

GNet uses Gaussian processes for scalable, flexible neural networks.

problem Large-scale predictive modeling with high computational and storage costs.
method GNet employs Gaussian processes with nonparametric activation functions and a fast algorithm for efficient training and predictions.
result GNet achieves competitive performance across various test problems, including nonlinear function prediction and real-world data regression.

A fast and scalable method for variable selection in high-dimensional Gaussian processes.

problem Inefficient variable selection in high-dimensional Gaussian processes.
method Developed a fast and scalable variational inference algorithm for spike and slab Gaussian processes.
result Consistently outperforms vanilla and sparse variational GPs while retaining similar runtimes.

New method speeds up Gaussian process training and inference for large datasets.

problem Training and inference in Gaussian processes are computationally expensive for large datasets.
method Iterative alternating projection method that accesses subblocks of the kernel matrix, reducing time and space complexity.
result Empirically, the method accelerates GP training and inference by up to 72x compared to conjugate gradients.

Fast simulates Volterra processes using RFF, focusing on S-fBM.

problem Efficiently simulate Volterra processes for fractional Brownian motion.
method Random Fourier Features (RFF) approximation of kernel, spectral representation, Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling.
result Quantitative guarantees for RFF approximation, competitive in terms of efficiency and error.

A novel multi-resolution Gaussian process model for efficient time traversal.

problem Inference for long sequences with fast and slow transitions is difficult.
method A novel Gaussian process state-space architecture composed of multiple components, each trained on a different resolution.
result The combined model allows efficient inference for arbitrarily long sequences with complex dynamics.

Sparse Gaussian processes with compact kernels for faster inference.

problem Efficient Gaussian process inference with high computational complexity.
method Parametric families of compactly-supported kernels for sparse matrix representations.
result Sub-quadratic inference complexity and improved performance on real-world tasks.

Efficiently models event-based data with general parametric kernels.

problem Inference for Hawkes processes with general parametric kernels requires large datasets.
method Developed a fast 2\ell_2 gradient-based solver using a discretized version of events.
result Improved estimation of pattern latency in brain signals.

The paper studies efficient simulation methods for financial firm values under fast mean-reverting volatility.

problem Estimating the probability of firm default under fast mean-reverting stochastic volatility models.
method Approximations using ergodic averages and central limit theorem corrections for efficient simulation.
result Accuracy of approximations assessed through numerical simulation and payoff function estimation.

Post-process Bayesian inference speeds up posterior approximation.

problem Leveraging pre-existing model evaluations for quick posterior approximation.
method Variational Sparse Bayesian Quadrature (VSBQ) using sparse Gaussian process (GP) surrogate model.
result VSBQ builds high-quality posterior approximations from existing optimization traces.

A new fast method simulates stochastic volatility models.

problem Simulating stochastic volatility models efficiently.
method Karhunen-Loève expansions to express stochastic volatility as sine series, followed by analytical derivation of integrals.
result Simulation is several hundred times faster than existing methods.

New simulation technique speeds up Lévy-driven OU process pricing.

problem Inefficient Monte Carlo simulations of Lévy-driven OU processes.
method Numerical inversion of characteristic function combined with FFT for fast and accurate simulations.
result The proposed technique is at least one order of magnitude faster than existing methods.