A locally-built, LLM-digested index of recent arXiv papers in quant finance, geometry/topology, and statistical ML — keyword search served straight from SQLite on this machine.
The paper examines how deep linear neural networks behave as they become infinitely wide.
problem Understanding the behavior of deep linear neural networks as they approach infinite width.
method Analyzes the infinite-width limit of deep linear neural networks, proving convergence to deterministic models and providing precise laws for random weights.
result The training dynamics of deep linear neural networks converge to those of a deterministic model, and the weights' behavior is precisely described.
Wide neural networks converge to Gaussian processes, improving generalization.
problem Understanding the generalization of wide neural networks, especially deep equilibrium models.
method Investigation of deep equilibrium models (DEQs) with infinite-depth layers, focusing on their convergence to Gaussian processes as width and depth approach infinity.
result Wide DEQs converge to Gaussian processes, maintaining generalization performance.
Study of deep Stable neural networks with various activation functions.
problem Characterizing the infinitely wide limits of deep Stable neural networks.
method Investigation of large-width properties of deep Stable NNs with a generalized central limit theorem for heavy tails.
result Extension of characterization to a broader class of activation functions, including sub-linear, asymptotically linear, and super-linear functions.
The logistic regression model is known to converge to a Poisson point process model if the binary response tends to infinitely imbalanced. In this paper, it is shown that this phenomenon is universal in a wide class of link functions on binomial regression. The proof relies on the extreme value theory. For the logit, p…
We conjecture that satellite operations are either constant or have infinite rank in the concordance group. We reduce this to the difficult case of winding number zero satellites, and use SO(3) gauge theory to provide a general criterion sufficient for the image of a satellite operation to generate an infinite rank s…
This work establishes the equivalence between neural networks and support vector machines.
problem Establishing the equivalence between neural networks and support vector machines.
method Proposed a method to establish the equivalence between infinitely wide neural networks trained by soft margin loss and standard soft margin SVMs with NTK trained by subgradient descent.
result The equivalence between NN and SVM is established, enabling practical applications such as non-vacuous generalization bounds and robustness certificates.
This paper studies large-width asymptotics for ReLU neural networks with α-Stable initializations.
problem Characterizing the large-width behavior of ReLU neural networks with α-Stable initializations.
method Analysis of the large-width distributions and training dynamics of ReLU neural networks initialized with α-Stable distributions.
result For ReLU neural networks with α-Stable initializations, the large-width training dynamics achieve zero training error at a linear rate, characterized by a random kernel.
Study the hedging of cryptocurrency options in a volatile market.
problem Hedging options in a volatile, non-stationary cryptocurrency market.
method Calibrated to SVI-implied volatility surfaces, Monte Carlo price paths generated using SVCJ, GARCH, and historical data. Delta, Delta-Gamma, Delta-Vega, and Minimum Variance strategies applied. Wide range of market models tested.
result Calibration results indicate stochastic volatility, low jump frequency, and infinite activity. Short-dated options less sensitive to volatility or Gamma hedges; longer-dated options benefit from multiple-instrument hedges.
Infinite Tucker Decomposition (InfTucker) and random function prior models, as nonparametric Bayesian models on infinite exchangeable arrays, are more powerful models than widely-used multilinear factorization methods including Tucker and PARAFAC decomposition, (partly) due to their capability of modeling nonlinear rel…
Choosing appropriate architectures and regularization strategies for deep networks is crucial to good predictive performance. To shed light on this problem, we analyze the analogous problem of constructing useful priors on compositions of functions. Specifically, we study the deep Gaussian process, a type of infinitely…
In this paper we show that the twisted Alexander polynomial associated to a parabolic representation determines fiberedness and genus of a wide class of 2-bridge knots. As a corollary we give an affirmative answer to a conjecture of Dunfield, Friedl and Jackson for infinitely many hyperbolic knots.
Study on MC dropout in wide neural networks and its convergence to Gaussian processes.
problem Understanding the behavior of Monte Carlo dropout in wide neural networks.
method Rigorously studied the limiting distribution of wide untrained NNs under dropout, proving convergence to Gaussian processes. Investigated correlations and non-Gaussian behavior in finite width NNs.
result Wide untrained neural networks under dropout converge to Gaussian processes for fixed sets of weights and biases.