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LoCo learns local representations without end-to-end synchronization, improving performance on complex tasks.

problem Learning local representations without end-to-end synchronization constraints.
method Overlap local blocks to increase decoder depth and allow feedback from upper to lower layers.
result LoCo closes the performance gap between local learning and end-to-end contrastive learning.

Develops transparent global models consistent with local explanations.

problem Creating globally interpretable models that align with local explanations from black-box models.
method Custom boolean features from sparse local contrastive explanations are used to train a globally transparent model.
result Custom transparent models have higher local consistency compared to other strategies.

Proposes a new contrastive loss for semi-supervised medical image segmentation.

problem Lack of labeled data for medical image segmentation.
method Uses pseudo-labels and a local contrastive loss to learn good local representations.
result Achieved high segmentation performance on public cardiac and prostate datasets.

This work improves medical image segmentation with limited annotations using contrastive learning.

problem Lack of labeled data for medical image segmentation.
method Contrastive learning framework for semi-supervised segmentation with domain-specific and problem-specific cues.
result Significant improvements in segmentation performance compared to other methods.

GraphCL learns node representations by maximizing similarity between perturbed node features.

problem Learning node representations in graph data without labeled data.
method Contrastive learning of node embeddings using graph neural networks and a loss function.
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art in unsupervised node classification benchmarks.

Proposes a tool to contrast global vs personalized models in clinical prediction.

problem Balancing global vs personalized models in clinical prediction.
method Localized regression approach using autoencoder for dimension reduction.
result Identification of patient subgroups where global models fall short.

As the application of deep neural networks proliferates in numerous areas such as medical imaging, video surveillance, and self driving cars, the need for explaining the decisions of these models has become a hot research topic, both at the global and local level. Locally, most explanation methods have focused on ident…

2019-05-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Unified framework for SSL methods linking contrastive and non-contrastive approaches.

problem Lack of theoretical foundations and design guidelines for SSL methods.
method Spectral manifold learning framework to unify SSL methods.
result Theoretical bridge between contrastive and non-contrastive methods.

Explicitly constructed 3XOR instances hard for Sum-of-Squares hierarchy.

problem Hard instances for Sum-of-Squares hierarchy.
method Based on high-dimensional expanders (LSV complexes), using cosystolic expansion and local isoperimetric inequality.
result Constructs explicit 3XOR instances hard for O(logn)O(\sqrt{\log n}) levels of Sum-of-Squares hierarchy.

Contrastive learning properties studied, including feature suppression and hierarchical learning.

problem Feature suppression and hierarchical learning in contrastive learning.
method Generalized contrastive loss, instance-based contrastive learning, explicit and controllable competing features.
result Contrastive learning can suppress and prevent the learning of competing features.

Recent advances in interpretable Machine Learning (iML) and eXplainable AI (XAI) construct explanations based on the importance of features in classification tasks. However, in a high-dimensional feature space this approach may become unfeasible without restraining the set of important features. We propose to utilize t…

2018-06-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Paper proposes G-CRD to improve GNNs by preserving global graph topology.

problem Improving lightweight GNNs for robust performance on large-scale real-world graphs.
method Introduces Graph Contrastive Representation Distillation (G-CRD) using contrastive learning.
result G-CRD consistently boosts GNN performance and robustness, outperforming existing methods.

Study groups acting on trees with specific local actions, proving cohomology vanishing or infinite.

problem Understanding bounded cohomology of groups with prescribed local actions.
method Proving vanishing or infinite bounded cohomology based on the 2-transitivity of FF'.
result Vanishing or infinite bounded cohomology depending on FF''s 2-transitivity.

GraphACL learns graph representations without augmentation or homophily assumptions.

problem Learning graph representations on heterophilic graphs (nodes with different labels and features).
method Asymmetric Contrastive Learning for Graphs (GraphACL) considers an asymmetric view of neighboring nodes.
result GraphACL significantly outperforms state-of-the-art methods on both homophilic and heterophilic graphs.

We study a minimalist kinetic model for economies. A system of agents with local trading rules display emergent demand behaviour. We examine the resulting wealth distribution to look for non-thermal behaviour. We compare and contrast this model with other similar models.

2007-10-05abs ↗pdf ↗

CNPs improve function approximation by contrastive learning.

problem Learning from non-i.i.d function instantiations in high-dimensional, noisy spaces.
method CNPs with TCL and FCL contrastive branches for better function approximation.
result CNPs outperform other variants in function distribution reconstruction and parameter identification.

Optimizes contrastive learning with individualized temperatures for better performance on imbalanced datasets.

problem The common practice of using a global temperature parameter ignores the varying semantic similarity across different anchor data.
method Proposes a new robust contrastive loss inspired by distributionally robust optimization (DRO) and an efficient stochastic algorithm for automatic temperature individualization.
result Our method automatically learns a suitable temperature for each sample, improving performance on imbalanced datasets.

Croke and Kleiner constructed two homeomorphic locally CAT(0) complexes whose universal covers have visual boundaries that are not homeomorphic. We construct two homeomorphic locally CAT(0) complexes so that the visual boundary of one universal cover contains a nonplanar graph, while the visual boundary of the other do…

2018-07-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Local smoothing of metrics with small curvature, removing Ricci curvature condition.

problem Establishing local smoothing of metrics with curvature concentration.
method Local mollification, removing Ricci curvature condition, Sobolev constants and volume growth.
result Compactness of manifolds with small curvature concentration under Ahlfors regularity and Sobolev constant.

We show that there exist non-trivial piecewise-linear (PL) knots with isolated singularities Sn2SnS^{n-2}\subset S^n, n5n\geq 5, whose complements have the homotopy type of a circle. This is in contrast to the case of smooth, PL locally-flat, and topological locally-flat knots, for which it is known that if the complement…

2004-08-24abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper analyzes the landscape of supervised contrastive loss in over-parameterized networks.

problem Understanding the structure of solutions in over-parameterized networks under supervised contrastive loss.
method Analytical approach using unconstrained features model (UFM) to study the solutions of SC loss minimization.
result All local minima of SC loss are global minima in over-parameterized networks, and the minimizer is unique (up to rotation).

A new method for multi-criteria recommender systems using graph attention networks.

problem Lack of nuanced relationships between users and items based on specific criteria.
method MDGAT, a multi-edge bipartite graph with dual attention networks and contrastive learning.
result MDGAT achieves higher accuracy in predicting item ratings compared to baseline methods.

End-to-end training of DBMs with improved gradient estimation.

problem Biased gradient estimation in DBMs, especially with high-dimensional states.
method Unbiased contrastive divergence using MH coupling and local mode initialization.
result End-to-end training of DBMs without greedy pretraining, achieving FID score of 10.33 for MNIST.

We show the local wellposedness of biharmonic wave maps with initial data of sufficiently high Sobolev regularity and a blow-up criterion in the sup-norm of the gradient of the solutions. In contrast to the wave maps equation we use a vanishing viscosity argument and an appropriate parabolic regularization in order to …

2019-03-05abs ↗pdf ↗

New compact ECS manifolds with rank 2 discovered, differing from previous rank 1 examples.

problem Finding new compact ECS manifolds with rank 2.
method Constructing new examples of compact pseudo-Riemannian manifolds with parallel Weyl tensor, rank 1 or 2.
result New compact ECS manifolds of rank 2, locally homogeneous, and geodesically incomplete.

Perceptrons are neuronal devices capable of fully discriminating linearly separable classes. Although straightforward to implement and train, their applicability is usually hindered by non-trivial requirements imposed by real-world classification problems. Therefore, several approaches, such as kernel perceptrons, have…

2016-03-22abs ↗pdf ↗

We provide a coordinate-free version of the local classification, due to A. G. Walker [Quart. J. Math. Oxford (2) 1, 69 (1950)], of null parallel distributions on pseudo-Riemannian manifolds. The underlying manifold is realized, locally, as the total space of a fibre bundle, each fibre of which is an affine principal b…

2006-03-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Optimizer memory affects learning rate sensitivity in shuffle order, impacting fine-tuning noise.

problem Optimizer memory affects the learning rate sensitivity in shuffle order, leading to fine-tuning noise.
method Isolated the mechanism of fixed-clock optimizer memory affecting the learning rate sensitivity in shuffle order, deriving a fit-free way to size the noise.
result Fixed-clock optimizers like AdamW produce a larger first-order noise channel compared to memoryless optimizers, affecting fine-tuning comparisons.

We perform an optimal localization of asymptotically flat initial data sets and construct data that have positive ADM mass but are exactly trivial outside a cone of arbitrarily small aperture. The gluing scheme that we develop allows to produce a new class of NN-body solutions for the Einstein equation, which patently…

2014-07-17abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper explores conformal groups on plane waves and proves a conjecture in locally homogeneous settings.

problem Proving the Lorentzian conformal Lichnerowicz conjecture in locally homogeneous settings.
method Analyzing conformal groups on plane waves and proving the conjecture in a specific setting.
result The Lorentzian conformal Lichnerowicz conjecture is proven in a locally homogeneous setting.

The paper proposes an expanded version of the Local Variance Gamma model of Carr and Nadtochiy by adding drift to the governing underlying process. Still in this new model it is possible to derive an ordinary differential equation for the option price which plays a role of Dupire's equation for the standard local volat…

2018-02-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Letter analyzes training dynamics of a nonlinear contrastive learning model in high dimensions.

problem Understanding training dynamics of nonlinear contrastive learning models in high-dimensional settings.
method High-dimensional analysis using McKean-Vlasov PDEs and low-dimensional ODEs.
result The model's performance evolves according to specific ODEs, revealing features like feature learnability and noise effects.

Transformers with multiple layers learn to estimate bigram distributions, while single-layer models often get stuck in unigram local minima.

problem Understanding the sequential modeling capabilities of transformers using Markov chains.
method Introducing a new framework to analyze transformers via Markov chains, characterizing their loss landscapes.
result Single-layer transformers often get stuck in local minima representing the unigram distribution, while deeper models reliably converge to the ground-truth bigram.