Study minimax-optimal rates for offline decision-making with function approximation.
problem Statistical complexity of offline decision-making with function approximation.
method Near minimax-optimal rates for stochastic contextual bandits and Markov decision processes, using pseudo-dimension and behavior policy.
result Established performance limits and new characterization of behavior policy.
Reduces multiclass and regression compression schemes to binary ones.
problem Developing efficient learning algorithms for multiclass and regression problems.
method Reduces sample compression schemes for binary classes to multiclass and regression settings.
result Establishes new compression schemes for multiclass and regression problems.
Manifold regularization is a commonly used technique in semi-supervised learning. It enforces the classification rule to be smooth with respect to the data-manifold. Here, we derive sample complexity bounds based on pseudo-dimension for models that add a convex data dependent regularization term to a supervised learnin…
A new method compresses large datasets for gradient descent algorithms efficiently.
problem Efficiently compress large-scale datasets for gradient descent algorithms.
method Proposes a novel sequential coreset framework based on gradient descent locality.
result Significantly reduces computational complexity and running time.
We obtain the first positive results for bounded sample compression in the agnostic regression setting with the ℓp loss, where p∈[1,∞]. We construct a generic approximate sample compression scheme for real-valued function classes exhibiting exponential size in the fat-shattering dimension but independen…
LGD algorithm learns optimal hyperparameters for regression tasks.
problem Learning to learn hyperparameters for regression problems.
method Langevin Gradient Descent (LGD) approximates posterior distribution.
result Meta-learning optimal hyperparameters achieves Bayes' optimal solution.
The paper develops methods for constructing confidence regions for regression functions in binary classification.
problem Building distribution-free confidence regions for regression functions in binary classification.
method Resampling test and empirical risk minimization approach for model classes with finite pseudo-dimensions and inverse Lipschitz parameterizations.
result Strong uniform consistency and exponential probably approximately correct bounds on the L2 sizes of the regions. Paper combines RL with policy regularization for inventory policies.
problem Optimizing inventory policies using RL and dynamic programming.
method Hybrid approach combining RL with policy regularization.
result Generalization guarantees for inventory policies using VC theory.
Smooth DNNs mitigate the curse of dimensionality in uniform convergence for various regression tasks.
problem The curse of dimensionality in uniform convergence of ReLU networks.
method Analysis of smoothly activated deep neural networks (smooth DNNs), establishing pseudo-dimension bounds and non-asymptotic approximation guarantees.
result Smooth DNNs achieve non-asymptotic uniform convergence rates across multiple statistical contexts, mitigating the curse of dimensionality.
New method improves training of PINNs for PDEs by adding noisy supervision terms.
problem Slow or failed convergence of PINNs on challenging PDEs.
method Operator preconditioning using Feynman-Kac supervision and non-asymptotic error bounds.
result Non-asymptotic error bounds for FK-PINNs, showing improved performance over standard PINNs.
Deep networks can efficiently approximate functions on curved manifolds.
problem Approximating functions and their derivatives on complex, curved domains.
method Proved constant-depth ReLU networks can approximate functions in Sobolev spaces on manifolds.
result Deep networks with bounded weights can approximate functions in Wpk(Md) to an error of ε using O(ε−d/(k−s)) parameters. The paper develops tests for comparing means in high dimensions with unknown covariance.
problem Testing if the mean of a high-dimensional distribution is close to zero or different from another.
method Develops nonasymptotic tests using concentration inequalities and operator norms.
result Obtains bounds on the minimal separation distance for controlling Type I and Type II errors.