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One-Class Boundary Peeling detects outliers efficiently and robustly.

problem Unsupervised outlier detection in diverse data distributions.
method One-Class Boundary Peeling uses flexible boundaries generated by one-class SVMs and iteratively peels them.
result One-Class Boundary Peeling outperforms state-of-the-art methods in synthetic data simulations.

Study peels tensor equations on Schwarzschild spacetime.

problem Analyzing the asymptotic behavior of tensorial wave equations on Schwarzschild spacetime.
method Combining conformal compactification and vector field techniques to estimate tensorial field energies.
result Obtains optimal initial data for peeling at all orders.

New model explains neural collapse and limits on minority classes in imbalanced datasets.

problem Understanding and predicting performance limits of deep learning models on imbalanced datasets.
method Layer-Peeled Model, a nonconvex optimization program isolating top layers and applying constraints.
result Reveals a new phenomenon called Minority Collapse that limits deep learning models on minority classes.

New method for causal discovery using peeling algorithms for various data types.

problem Challenges in causal discovery due to unmeasured confounders.
method Two peeling algorithms (bottom-up and top-down) for causal discovery with generalized structural equation models.
result Valid discovery of causal relationships and parent-child effects in diverse data types.

New supervised and unsupervised NFLTs for elliptical distributions.

problem Understanding unsupervised No Free Lunch Theorems for elliptical distributions.
method Proved two equally optimal strategies for elliptical distributions, inspired PRIM-based bump-hunting algorithms.
result Optimal strategies for selecting principal components based on variance or volume.

Faster algorithm for generalized mean densest subgraph problem.

problem Finding subgraphs with highest average pp-th-power degree.
method GENPEEL++ algorithm, which yields (2(p+1))1/p(2(p+1))^{1/p}-approximation for p[1,+)p \in [1, +\infty) with time complexity O(m(logn))O(m(\log n)).
result GENPEEL++ algorithm provides faster and more efficient solution for generalized mean densest subgraph problem.

The paper uncovers symmetries in large language models through layer-peeled optimization.

problem Understanding geometric structure in large language model weights and context embeddings.
method Constrained layer-peeled optimization program to analyze symmetries in next-token distributions.
result Symmetries in target next-token distributions are transferred to optimal model weights and context embeddings.

Study of Bondi-Sachs formalism for massless scalar field with zero cosmological constant.

problem Analyzing the Bondi-Sachs formalism for Einstein's massless scalar field equations.
method Asymptotic expansions and peeling property for Bondi-Sachs metrics and scalar fields.
result Positivity of Bondi energy-momentum under specific conditions.

Paper explains neural collapse in neural networks using a new model.

problem Understanding neural collapse in neural networks during training.
method Introducing the unconstrained layer-peeled model (ULPM) to prove gradient flow convergence to critical points of a minimum-norm separation problem.
result Proves that all critical points are strict saddle points except the global minimizers exhibiting neural collapse.

The paper develops a robust algorithm for contextual bandits with heavy-tailed rewards.

problem Contextual bandits with heavy-tailed rewards.
method Develops an algorithm based on Catoni's estimator for robust statistics, applying it to contextual bandits with general function approximation.
result Establishes regret bounds that depend on cumulative reward variance and logarithmically on the reward range and number of rounds.

This paper investigates graph clustering in the planted cluster model in the presence of {\em small clusters}. Traditional results dictate that for an algorithm to provably correctly recover the clusters, {\em all} clusters must be sufficiently large (in particular, Ω~(n)\tildeΩ(\sqrt{n}) where nn is the number of nodes …

2013-02-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We present a grid diagram analogue of Carter, Rieger and Saito's smooth movie theorem. Specifically, we give definitions for grid movies, grid movie isotopies and present a definition of grid planar isotopy as a particular subset of the grid diagram moves: stabilization, destabilization and commutation. We show that gr…

2013-03-07abs ↗pdf ↗

Significant improvements in regret analysis for adaptive online learning problems.

problem Exploiting low variance in online learning problems without known variances.
method Novel peeling-based regret analysis leveraging elliptical potential `count` lemma.
result Significant improvements in regret bounds for linear bandits and linear mixture MDPs.

The paper introduces triple grid diagrams to construct Lagrangian surfaces in complex projective space.

problem Constructing Lagrangian surfaces in complex projective space.
method Defining and analyzing triple grid diagrams to determine Lagrangian caps and surfaces.
result Triple grid diagrams can determine closed Lagrangian surfaces in CP2\mathbb{CP}^2 under certain conditions.

Half grid diagrams prove every link can be represented by a special type of grid diagram.

problem Representing links using grid diagrams and related invariants.
method Defining half grid diagrams and constructing canonical pairs, proving equivalence to Jones' construction, relating to classical link invariants.
result Established a new method to relate the oriented Thompson index to classical link invariants and provided bounds for knot invariants.

Grid homology properties for MOY graphs studied.

problem Defining and studying properties of grid homology for MOY graphs.
method Defined grid homology from Harvey and O'Donnol's work. Studied properties using oriented skein relation, edge contraction, and parallel edge unification.
result Properties of grid homology for MOY graphs were studied and defined.

New method constructs moduli spaces of Lagrangian surfaces in CP^2 from grid diagrams.

problem Constructing explicit examples of triple grid diagrams for Lagrangian surfaces in CP^2.
method Elegant geometric construction reducing to linear algebra.
result Explicit construction of moduli space of triple grid diagrams.

The paper develops algorithms to accurately identify power grid topology.

problem Identifying the exact topology of a power grid in real-time.
method Graphical model framework for topology estimation using voltage measurements.
result Exact extraction of operational topology is theoretically guaranteed for grid topologies without three-node cycles.

The paper studies grid homology for spatial graphs and proves a Künneth formula for connected sums.

problem Understanding grid homology for spatial graphs with various types of edges.
method Developed grid homology for spatial graphs with cut edges and applied it to prove a Künneth formula for connected sums.
result A Künneth formula for knot Floer homology of connected sums is proven using grid homology.

Hexagon grid patterns emerge from conformal isometry in grid cell neural networks.

problem Understanding the algebraic, geometric, and topological properties of grid cells.
method Investigating recurrent neural network models of grid cells, focusing on Lie group and Lie algebra representations, conformal isometry, and hexagon periodic patterns.
result Conformal isometry leads to hexagon periodic patterns in grid cell responses and accurate path integration.

The paper analyzes how grid cells perform path integration and learns hexagon grid patterns.

problem Understanding how grid cells perform path integration calculations.
method Theoretical analysis of a general representation model of path integration by grid cells, identifying group representation and isotropic scaling conditions.
result The learned model of hexagon grid patterns is capable of accurate long distance path integration.

The increasing penetration of distributed energy resources poses numerous reliability issues to the urban distribution grid. The topology estimation is a critical step to ensure the robustness of distribution grid operation. However, the bus connectivity and grid topology estimation are usually hard in distribution gri…

2016-11-06abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper studies how grid cell patterns emerge in neural networks.

problem Understanding how grid cells in the brain form hexagonal firing patterns.
method Training recurrent neural networks with conformal normalization of velocity inputs.
result Conformal normalization is crucial for the emergence of hexagonal grid patterns in neural networks.