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48 results for lazy update

Lazy-CFR improves CFR's efficiency and performance in imperfect information games.

problem Efficiency and performance in imperfect information games with imperfect information.
method Lazy update technique to avoid full traversal of game tree, resulting in a more efficient CFR variant.
result Lazy-CFR achieves better convergence and significantly outperforms vanilla CFR in experiments.

Study on network-valued processes with asynchronous updates, proving consistency in community and changepoint estimation.

problem Understanding the behavior of network-valued stochastic processes with asynchronous updates.
method Analysis of concentration properties of aggregated adjacency and Laplacian matrices for lazy network-valued stochastic processes.
result Demonstrates consistency of estimators in community and changepoint estimation problems.

Study on rich regime training in deep learning, finding active parameters in bottom layers.

problem Understanding the practical success of deep learning models.
method Empirical study on rich regime training with benchmark datasets, re-initialization analysis, and probabilistic Layer-Wise Sparse SGD.
result Probabilistic Layer-Wise Sparse SGD matches vanilla SGD's generalization performance with improved efficiency.

A method learns common bias for multiple low-variance tasks without hyper-parameter tuning.

problem Learning common bias for multiple low-variance tasks without manual tuning.
method Two variants of online learning methods (aggressive and lazy) that update bias after each datapoint or at the end of each task.
result Across-tasks regret bound derived for the method, showing faster rates for aggressive variant and standard rates for lazy variant.

Quantum machine learning faces 'laziness' and 'barren plateaus', but noise can mitigate the latter.

problem Quantum machine learning's loss function landscape issues.
method Theoretical analysis of quantum variational circuits, neural tangent kernels, and noise effects.
result Noise can mitigate barren plateaus in quantum machine learning.

Deep and wide ReLU networks learn data-dependent features even in the lazy training regime.

problem Understanding the behavior of neural networks with finite depth and width.
method Analyzing the mean and variance of the neural tangent kernel (NTK) in a randomly initialized ReLU network.
result The NTK has a non-trivial evolution during training, with the mean of its first SGD update being exponential in the ratio of depth to width.

Unified formula for training dynamics of linear networks combining lazy and balanced regimes.

problem Training dynamics of linear networks in two distinct setups: lazy and balanced/active.
method Unified formula for the evolution of the learned matrix, combining lazy and balanced regimes.
result Unified formula allows for rapid convergence and low rank bias, proving a complete phase diagram.

Quantum RL algorithm achieves logarithmic regret for exploration.

problem Designing efficient quantum RL algorithms for exploration.
method UCRL-style quantum algorithm with lazy updating and quantum estimation.
result Proves O(poly(S,A,H,logT))\mathcal{O}(\mathrm{poly}(S, A, H, \log T)) worst-case regret.

Stochastic principal component analysis (SPCA) has become a popular dimensionality reduction strategy for large, high-dimensional datasets. We derive a simplified algorithm, called Lazy SPCA, which has reduced computational complexity and is better suited for large-scale distributed computation. We prove that SPCA and …

2017-09-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Study introduces a new investment strategy model using lazy factor and probability weights.

problem Optimizing investment strategies in volatile markets with transaction costs.
method Combines Price Portfolio Forecasting and Mean-Variance Models with Transaction Costs, using probability weights as laziness factor coefficients.
result Model demonstrates adaptability and generalizability in transforming investment strategies.

Gradient descent can find better tensor decompositions than lazy training in over-parameterized settings.

problem Finding better tensor decompositions in over-parameterized settings.
method Gradient descent on over-parameterized tensor decomposition problems.
result Gradient descent can find an approximate tensor decomposition with rank m=O(r2.5llogd)m = O^*(r^{2.5l}\log d), while lazy training requires m=Ω(dl1)m = Ω(d^{l-1}).

Lazy, perfectly informed investors trade infrequently due to costs.

problem The paradox of an omniscient yet lazy investor trading infrequently.
method Formalized the paradox using geometric and fractional Brownian motion models, derived closed-form profit functions, and proved existence and uniqueness of the optimal trading frequency.
result The optimal trading frequency can be interpreted through the fractal dimension of the price path.

Lazy training and mean field regimes studied for TD learning with nonlinear function approximation.

problem Approximating value function for MRP with TD learning and nonlinear functions.
method Lazy training and mean field scaling of parameters analyzed for convergence.
result Lazy training leads to exponential convergence to local/global minimizers, while mean field scaling results in all fixed points being minimizers.

Deep networks prioritize easier examples over harder ones, leading to faster training.

problem Understanding how deep networks prioritize examples of varying difficulty.
method Investigated the effect of linear vs non-linear learning modes on example difficulty.
result Non-linear dynamics tend to sequentialize the learning of examples of increasing difficulty.

In this work we introduce a conditional accelerated lazy stochastic gradient descent algorithm with optimal number of calls to a stochastic first-order oracle and convergence rate O(1ε2)O\left(\frac{1}{\varepsilon^2}\right) improving over the projection-free, Online Frank-Wolfe based stochastic gradient descent of Hazan an…

2017-03-16abs ↗pdf ↗

Grokking occurs when neural networks transition from lazy to rich training dynamics, fitting initial features before generalizing.

problem Understanding why neural networks exhibit early train loss decrease without corresponding test loss improvement.
method Analyzing vanilla gradient descent on polynomial regression with a two-layer neural network, identifying sufficient statistics for test loss.
result Grokking arises when a network first attempts to fit a kernel regression solution with initial features, followed by late-time feature learning.

Study shows optimal model performance at critical level of feature learning.

problem Catastrophic forgetting in neural networks, especially in non-stationary environments.
method Systematic study on model scale and feature learning, using dynamical mean field theory.
result Optimal performance achieved at a critical level of feature learning, dependent on task non-stationarity and model scale.

Study allocates resources to strategic agents while balancing cost and incentives.

problem Dynamic allocation of reusable resources to strategic agents with private valuations under long-term cost constraints.
method Incentive-aware framework combining epoch-based lazy updates and randomized exploration rounds.
result Achieves ildeO(T) ilde{\mathcal{O}}(\sqrt{T}) social welfare regret, satisfies all cost constraints, and ensures incentive alignment.

The study distinguishes between lazy and feature training limits in deep neural networks.

problem Understanding the dynamics of deep neural networks as they grow in width.
method Varying the scaling of weights in the last layer and observing the crossover between two limits.
result Two distinct limits (NTK and Mean-Field) are identified, each with its own dynamics and kernel evolution.

Proposes an efficient algorithm for identifying important features in binary classification.

problem Understanding explainability of deep neural networks in binary classification.
method Variable-importance framework combined with lazy training.
result Achieves well-controlled error rates with minimal assumptions.

New method converts and optimizes sampling schedules for generative models.

problem Optimizing sampling schedules for generative models like flows and diffusions.
method Unified framework for stochastic interpolants, including point mass schedules.
result Demonstrated efficient generation of images with fewer steps.

Clapping reduces memory usage in distributed optimization by reusing data samples.

problem Significant communication overhead and impractical memory overhead in pipeline-parallel distributed optimization.
method Lazy sampling strategy to reuse data samples across steps, supporting convergence without unbiased gradient assumptions.
result Clapping achieves convergence in few-epoch or online training regimes without sample-size memory overhead.

A new method reduces communication in distributed learning by skipping less informative gradient updates.

problem Efficient communication in distributed machine learning.
method Quantizes and skips less informative gradients to reduce communication overhead.
result Proves linear convergence rate similar to gradient descent with significant communication savings.
Lazier ABCstat.CO

ABC algorithms involve a large number of simulations from the model of interest, which can be very computationally costly. This paper summarises the lazy ABC algorithm of Prangle (2015), which reduces the computational demand by abandoning many unpromising simulations before completion. By using a random stopping decis…

2015-01-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Dual training method for EBMs with overparametrized neural networks.

problem Training EBMs with non-convex energies is challenging.
method Derive variational principles and dual GDA algorithm for feature-learning regime.
result Dual GDA algorithm performs best with similar time scales for features and particles.

Study on adversarial robustness in neural networks across initialization and training phases.

problem Understanding adversarial robustness in neural networks during different learning stages.
method Analyzes adversarial robustness in various scenarios of over-parameterized networks with quadratic targets and infinite samples.
result Robustness can worsen when test error improves, and vice versa, revealing new tradeoffs.

Analyzes neural networks using linear models to understand their behavior.

problem Understanding multi-layer neural networks through linear models.
method Recalls and reviews four models: linear regression with concentrated features, kernel ridge regression, random feature model, and neural tangent model.
result Highlights limitations of linear theory and discusses approaches to overcome them.

Deep learning and lazy learner improve early sepsis detection.

problem Detecting sepsis early in high-resolution ICU records.
method Deep learning model with temporal convolutional network and Gaussian Process Adapter; lazy learner with dynamic time warping.
result Improves sepsis detection from 0.25 to 0.40 AUPRC 7 hours before onset.

LazyDINO efficiently solves high-dimensional Bayesian inverse problems with fast and scalable solutions.

problem High-dimensional nonlinear Bayesian inverse problems with expensive parameter-to-observable maps.
method LazyDINO combines derivative-informed neural surrogates and lazy map variational inference for efficient posterior approximation.
result Significant cost reduction in amortized Bayesian inversion, achieving one to two orders of magnitude improvement.

Auto-CEI improves LLM reasoning by balancing assertiveness and conservativeness.

problem Hallucinations and laziness in LLM reasoning tasks.
method Expert Iteration explores reasoning trajectories, guiding incorrect paths back on track and promoting appropriate 'I don't know' responses.
result Auto-CEI achieves superior alignment in logical reasoning, mathematics, and planning tasks.

Mirror flow in shallow neural networks shows similar implicit bias to gradient flow, with key differences in curvature penalties.

problem Analyzing implicit bias in shallow neural networks with mirror flow.
method Characterization through variational problems and scaled potentials.
result Mirror flow with scaled potentials induces a rich class of biases not captured by RKHS norms.

Use simplified layerwise linear models to understand neural dynamics.

problem Complex neural network dynamics are hard to grasp.
method Apply simplified layerwise linear models to explain neural phenomena.
result Simplified models explain neural collapse, emergence, etc.

Exact solutions reveal how unbalanced initializations promote rapid feature learning in neural networks.

problem Understanding how neural networks efficiently extract features from data.
method Deriving exact solutions to a minimal model of neural networks transitioning between lazy and rich learning regimes.
result Unbalanced layer-specific initialization variances and learning rates determine the degree of feature learning.

The paper tackles efficient online learning by achieving minimal regret with respect to the best expert.

problem Achieving minimal regret in online learning problems where the goal is to match the lowest regret of K experts.
method A lazy form of the online subgradient algorithm is used to achieve minimal regret in 'easy' regimes.
result Minimal regret strategies exist for some 'hard' regimes, and the algorithm retains an O(n)O(\sqrt{n}) worst-case regret guarantee.

Transformers capture combinatorial tasks with bounded error and logarithmic sample dependence.

problem Capturing complex combinatorial tasks with bounded error and sample efficiency.
method Formal definition of algorithmic capture, empirical analysis of infinite-width transformers, upper bounds on computational complexity.
result Transformers exhibit an inductive bias favoring simpler algorithmic procedures over higher complexity ones.