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48 results for local frequency shift

FreSh shifts model's initial frequency spectrum to match target signal, improving neural representation performance.

problem MLPs' low-frequency bias limits capturing high-frequency details accurately.
method FreSh selects embedding hyperparameters to align model's initial output spectrum with target signal's spectrum.
result FreSh improves performance across various neural representation methods and tasks with minimal computational overhead.

New method improves music transcription by treating frequency distributions holistically.

problem Small frequency shifts and variations in sound timbre harm traditional fit measures.
method Optimal transportation and new holistic frequency distribution measure.
result Simplified note templates lead to faster, state-of-the-art performance.

Paper improves music transcription models with invariance and data augmentation.

problem Improving accuracy of frame-based music transcription models.
method Translation-invariant network combining filterbank and CNN, trained with pitch-shift augmented data.
result Top-performing model in MIREX evaluation, reducing model complexity and avoiding overfitting.

Local convolutions bias neural networks towards high-frequency adversarial examples.

problem High-frequency adversarial examples in neural networks.
method Analysis of different linear and nonlinear architectures, focusing on the impact of local convolution operations.
result Local convolutions induce an implicit bias towards high frequency features, leading to high-frequency adversarial examples.

FSL-Net detects and localizes feature shifts in large, high-dimensional datasets.

problem Feature shifts between data sources lead to erroneous features in various applications.
method FSL-Net is a neural network trained on multiple datasets to localize feature shifts.
result FSL-Net accurately localizes feature shifts from unseen datasets without re-training.

Paper extends SI method for detecting CPs in complex systems' frequency domain.

problem Identifying change points in complex systems' frequency domain.
method Extends SI framework to frequency domain using DFT properties and develops valid p-values.
result Reliable detection of genuine CPs with strong statistical guarantees.

MCLNN improves music genre classification by learning frequency bands.

problem Classifying music genres using neural networks adapted from image recognition.
method MCLNN learns frequency bands, reducing susceptibility to frequency shifts and enabling concurrent exploration of feature combinations.
result MCLNN outperforms state-of-the-art Convolutional Neural Networks on the Ballroom music dataset.

Analyzes branch points of area-minimizing currents with non-2 planar frequency.

problem Understanding the structure of area-minimizing currents near branch points.
method Intrinsic frequency function and geometric arguments avoiding center manifolds.
result Establishes higher order asymptotics and topological control near branch points.

The paper detects special epochs in oil price data using wavelet analysis and multi-fractional modeling.

problem Detecting regime shifts in oil price data.
method Wavelet-based decomposition, multi-fractional modeling, and joint estimation of Hurst exponent and volatility.
result Special epochs emerge as a result of regime shifts and switching in oil price data.

The paper addresses instability in CNNs' first layer by proving max pooling's shift invariance.

problem Instability in CNNs' first layer, leading to sensitivity to small input shifts.
method Establishing conditions for max pooling's shift invariance and deriving a measure of stability.
result Max pooling approximates a nearly shift-invariant complex modulus under certain conditions.

FredNormer improves time series forecasting by adapting to frequency domain patterns.

problem Current normalization methods struggle with non-stationary time series due to their time-domain approach.
method FredNormer analyzes frequency components, adapts weights, and improves robustness.
result FredNormer boosts forecasting accuracy by 33.3% on ETTm2 dataset.

Minimal token perturbations reveal how Transformer models process information.

problem Understanding information propagation in Transformer models for interpretability.
method Study of minimal token perturbations on embedding space.
result Rare tokens cause larger shifts, and input information mixes deeper.

Robust detection of transients and onset zones in noisy signals.

problem Detecting transients and onset zones in noisy signals robustly.
method Sparse and invariant representation based on wavelet transforms and scattering network.
result Frequency invariance improves robustness of transient detection.

The paper develops methods to estimate frequencies in large discrete data sets with improved coverage and robustness.

problem Estimating frequencies in large, discrete data sets with valid coverage and robustness.
method Conformal inference methods using discrete sketches, marginal coverage for queries, and novel conformal calibration.
result Improved empirical performance compared to existing methods in simulations and real data.

We analyze the structure of the \emph{frequency space} Q(F)Q(F) of a nonabelian free group F=F(a1,...,ak)F=F(a_1,...,a_k) consisting of all shift-invariant Borel probability measures on F\partial F and construct a natural action of Out(F)Out(F) on Q(F)Q(F). In particular we prove that for any outer automorphism φφ of FF the \emph{conju…

2003-11-05abs ↗pdf ↗

DSLOB creates synthetic LOB data for benchmarking forecasting algorithms under distributional shifts.

problem Challenges in dealing with out-of-distribution limit order book data.
method Multi-agent market simulator to create labeled synthetic LOB dataset with and without market stress.
result Demonstrates the need for robust forecasting algorithms to handle distributional shifts.

High frequency limit for most of wave phenomena is known as quasiclassical limit or ray optics limit. Propagation of waves in this limit is described in terms of wave fronts and rays. Wave front is a surface of constant phase whose points are moving along rays. As it appears, their motion can be described by Hamilton e…

2001-08-23abs ↗pdf ↗

This work uses adversarial learning to detect and correct feature shifts in various datasets.

problem Detecting and correcting feature shifts in real-world datasets.
method Adversarial learning applied to multiple discriminators to detect and correct feature shifts.
result Mainstream classifiers can effectively localize and correct feature shifts, outperforming existing techniques.

Convolutional neural networks learn phase-dependent frequency representations.

problem Capturing phase dependence in frequency representations for better signal analysis.
method Convolutional neural networks learn filters with different phases, which rectify to phase-dependent descriptors.
result Phase harmonics correlations can compressively represent signals with sparse wavelet coefficients.

MCLNN improves music genre classification with automated feature exploration.

problem Music genre classification using neural networks.
method MCLNN uses a mask to enforce sparseness and learn time-frequency representations.
result MCLNN achieves competitive accuracy compared to state-of-the-art methods.

The paper introduces a method for interpretable principal component analysis of high-dimensional time series.

problem Inconsistent and difficult-to-interpret principal component estimates in high-dimensional regimes.
method Localized sparse principal component analysis of spectral density matrices in frequency domain.
result Efficient algorithm for sparse-localized estimates of principal subspaces.

This paper improves conformal prediction for robust interval estimation under distribution shifts.

problem Robustness of conformal prediction under distribution shifts.
method Modeling distribution shifts using Levy-Prokhorov (LP) ambiguity sets, which capture both local and global perturbations.
result Constructs robust conformal prediction intervals that remain valid under distribution shifts.

Continues work on derived manifolds and symplectic schemes, constructing virtual classes.

problem Constructing virtual fundamental classes for derived manifolds and schemes.
method Cosection localization, reduced virtual fundamental classes, and applications to Donaldson-Thomas theory.
result Virtual fundamental classes for (2)(-2)-shifted symplectic derived schemes are consistent with algebraic and differential geometric constructions.

New insights into SGD and generalization via shift-curvature and bias-curvature mechanisms.

problem Understanding the role of curvature in generalization and how SGD affects it.
method Derivation of new SGD steady-state distribution and analysis of shift-curvature and bias-curvature mechanisms.
result Shift-curvature is a significant factor in test performance, especially for small SGD noise.

Bayesian method corrects misspecified volatility estimation in high-frequency financial data.

problem Volatility estimation in financial data with infinite jump activity and microstructure noise.
method Proposes a misspecified posterior corrected by a simple estimate of the location shift and re-scaling of the log likelihood.
result Establishes a Bernstein-von Mises theorem for the adjusted posterior, showing asymptotic Gaussianity and consistent estimation.

Study tail risk in high-frequency finance using L1L_1-regularized regression.

problem Measuring tail risk dynamics in high-frequency financial markets.
method Dynamic extreme value regression model with L1L_1-regularized maximum likelihood estimator.
result Severity of extreme losses well predicted by low price impact in high volatility periods.

Modified Epanechnikov Mean Shift converges to cluster centroids.

problem Lack of theoretical support for convergence of Epanechnikov Mean Shift due to non-smooth kernel density functions.
method Proposed a simple remedy to fix convergence issues, ensuring termination at a local maximum of the estimated density.
result Modified Epanechnikov Mean Shift guarantees convergence to a cluster centroid within a finite number of iterations.

Detects which features have shifted in data distributions.

problem Identifying which specific features have caused a distribution shift.
method Formalizes the problem as multiple conditional distribution hypothesis tests, proposes non-parametric and parametric statistical tests, and uses a test statistic based on the density model score function.
result Demonstrates methods for identifying when and where a shift occurs in multivariate time-series data.