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48 results for linear-time optimizer

New algorithm solves unbalanced optimal transport on trees in quasi-linear time.

problem Efficiently solving unbalanced optimal transport problems on trees.
method Proposed an algorithm that solves a more general unbalanced optimal transport problem exactly in quasi-linear time on a tree metric.
result Solves unbalanced optimal transport on trees in quasi-linear time (less than one second for a tree with one million nodes).

New algorithms for differentially private optimization in convex and non-convex settings with near-optimal rates.

problem Differentially private optimization in convex and non-convex settings.
method Developed algorithms for convex and non-convex settings with near-optimal excess population risk.
result Achieved near-optimal rates in near-linear time for convex settings and nearly dimension independent rates for non-convex settings.

AuON is a linear-time optimizer that improves upon Muon's performance without approximate orthogonal matrices.

problem High memory and computational costs of orthogonal momentum updates.
method AuON uses normalized nonlinear scaling and a 'emergency brake' to handle exploding attention logits.
result AuON achieves strong performance without approximate orthogonal matrices, preserving structural alignment and reconditioning.

LITE efficiently estimates Gaussian PoM with linear time and memory complexity.

problem Estimating the probability of maximality (PoM) of Gaussian vectors efficiently.
method LITE: entropy-regularized UCB approach for almost-linear time and memory complexity.
result Achieves state-of-the-art accuracy with significantly faster performance than existing methods.

New algorithm achieves optimal privacy and efficiency in non-Euclidean convex optimization.

problem Optimizing convex functions while maintaining privacy in non-Euclidean settings.
method Developed a linear-time algorithm for p\ell_p-setups, leveraging geometric properties.
result Optimal excess risk achieved in linear time for 1<p21 < p \leq 2.

New algorithms achieve optimal DP convex optimization with linear time and gradient computations.

problem Private stochastic convex optimization with optimal excess loss.
method Two new techniques: variable batch sizes and localization with stable optimization.
result Achieves optimal bound on excess loss with O(min{n,n2/d})O(\min\{n, n^2/d\}) gradient computations.

New algorithm approximates distributions with near-linear time and optimal sample efficiency.

problem Approximating distributions from samples efficiently and accurately.
method Near-linear-time estimator for distributions using universal polynomial approximation.
result Establishes ct,d=2c_{t,d}=2 for all (t,d)e(1,0)(t,d) e(1,0), achieving optimal approximation.

Near-optimal algorithms for mean estimation and linear regression with Gaussian covariates and Huber contamination.

problem Gaussian mean estimation and linear regression with Gaussian covariates in the presence of Huber contamination.
method Near-optimal algorithms with optimal error guarantees, achieving sample complexity n=ildeO(d/ε2)n = ilde{O}(d/ε^2) and almost linear runtime.
result First sample near-optimal and almost linear-time algorithms with optimal error guarantees for both problems.

We consider the fundamental learning problem of estimating properties of distributions over large domains. Using a novel piecewise-polynomial approximation technique, we derive the first unified methodology for constructing sample- and time-efficient estimators for all sufficiently smooth, symmetric and non-symmetric, …

2019-11-08abs ↗pdf ↗

New algorithm selects best distribution privately in nearly-linear time.

problem Estimating the best distribution from samples under differential privacy constraints.
method Differentially private algorithm with nearly-linear time complexity and optimal approximation factor.
result Achieves optimal approximation factor of 3 with modest sample complexity increase.

In this paper, non-linear time series models are used to describe volatility in financial time series data. To describe volatility, two of the non-linear time series are combined into form TAR (Threshold Auto-Regressive Model) with AARCH (Asymmetric Auto-Regressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity) error term and its par…

2013-11-04abs ↗pdf ↗

In this work, we propose a robust approach to design distributed controllers for unknown-but-sparse linear and time-invariant systems. By leveraging modern techniques in distributed controller synthesis and structured linear inverse problems as applied to system identification, we show that near-optimal distributed con…

2019-09-21abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the fundamental problem of high-dimensional mean estimation in a robust model where a constant fraction of the samples are adversarially corrupted. Recent work gave the first polynomial time algorithms for this problem with dimension-independent error guarantees for several families of structured distributions…

2018-11-23abs ↗pdf ↗

Two log-linear approximations speed up optimal transport for deep learning applications.

problem Computing optimal transport in high dimensions is computationally expensive.
method Locality-sensitive hashing (LSH) and Nyström approximation with LSH-based sparse corrections.
result Log-linear time algorithms for entropy-regularized OT perform well in high-dimensional spaces.

This paper analyzes error in SKI for Gaussian Processes, providing conditions for linear time inference.

problem Lack of rigorous theoretical error analysis for SKI.
method Proved error bounds for SKI Gram matrix, examined error effects, provided practical guidelines.
result Identified two dimensionality regimes for SKI's scalability-accuracy trade-offs.

Efficient algorithms find optimal monotone transforms for calibration under strictly convex losses.

problem Calibrating estimations to improve performance with monotone transforms.
method Proposed linear-time and space algorithm for finding optimal monotone transforms for specific loss functions. Also proposed an anytime algorithm with linear space and pseudo-linearithmic time complexity.
result Optimal monotone transforms are unique and can be found efficiently for various strictly convex loss functions.

Improved Sinkhorn algorithm for UOT with near-linear complexity.

problem Solving the entropic regularized Unbalanced Optimal Transport problem efficiently.
method Geometric convergence analysis of Sinkhorn updates and primal solution properties.
result Near-linear time complexity for finding ε\varepsilon-approximate UOT solutions.

SCORE technique reduces BO's high-dimensional search costs.

problem Bayesian optimization's high computational costs in high-dimensional spaces.
method 1D reparametrization trick to maintain linear time complexity.
result Successfully finds global minimum in high-dimensional optimization.

New approach achieves optimal rates for differentially private stochastic convex optimization with heavy-tailed gradients.

problem Differentially private stochastic convex optimization with heavy-tailed gradients.
method Reduction-based approach to achieve optimal rates.
result Achieved optimal rates up to logarithmic factors, nearly matching a lower bound.

Linear time algorithm for random walk kernels on sparse graphs.

problem Efficient computation of general random walk kernels for large graphs.
method Sample dependent random walks to compute graph embeddings without direct graph product.
result Up to 27x faster and scalable to 128x larger graphs than previous methods.

Infinite Hidden Markov Models (iHMM's) are an attractive, nonparametric generalization of the classical Hidden Markov Model which can automatically infer the number of hidden states in the system. However, due to the infinite-dimensional nature of transition dynamics performing inference in the iHMM is difficult. In th…

2015-05-03abs ↗pdf ↗

COSMIC identifies LTV systems from large data sets efficiently.

problem Identification of discrete-time linear time-variant systems from large-scale data.
method Formulates as regularized least squares problem, develops closed-form algorithm with linear complexity.
result Achieves optimal results even with large data volumes, significantly faster than general solvers.

Fast algorithms developed for adaptive and fully adaptive submodular maximization problems.

problem Maximizing submodular functions subject to constraints in linear time.
method Developed linear-time algorithms for two submodular maximization problems: adaptive and fully adaptive.
result Achieved (11/eε)(1-1/e-ε) approximation ratio for adaptive submodular maximization and $ rac{1-1/e-ε}{4-2/e-2ε}$ for fully adaptive submodular maximization.

This work improves Gaussian process model selection for large datasets.

problem Prohibitively high computational cost in Gaussian process model selection.
method Linear-time scaling and computational uncertainty tradeoff.
result Computation-aware Gaussian processes can be trained on large datasets efficiently.

SURF simplifies distribution estimation with simple, robust, and fast algorithms.

problem Efficient and accurate distribution estimation in statistics and machine learning.
method Piecewise polynomial approximation using empirical probability interpolation and divide-and-conquer merging.
result Surpassing state-of-the-art algorithms in efficiency and accuracy, SURF estimates distributions robustly and quickly.

New algorithm maximizes non-monotone adaptive submodular functions in linear time.

problem Maximizing non-monotone adaptive submodular functions subject to a cardinality constraint.
method Developed a linear-time algorithm for non-monotone adaptive submodular maximization.
result Achieved a 1/eε1/e-ε approximation ratio with O(nε2logε1)O(nε^{-2}\log ε^{-1}) value oracle queries.

We present an extension of the Kolmogorov-Smirnov (KS) two-sample test, which can be more sensitive to differences in the tails. Our test statistic is an integral probability metric (IPM) defined over a higher-order total variation ball, recovering the original KS test as its simplest case. We give an exact representer…

2019-03-24abs ↗pdf ↗

A new method for steering large agent populations efficiently.

problem Controlling the configuration of a swarm of identical, interacting cooperative agents.
method Mean-Field Schrodinger Bridges with Gaussian Mixture Models.
result A highly efficient parameterization to approximate optimal solutions of the MFSB problem in closed form.