Sampling random points can reveal submanifold topology.
problem Estimating the topology of submanifolds in Riemannian manifolds.
method Sampling random points in a neighborhood of the submanifold.
result Topology of the submanifold can be recovered with high confidence.
Random translation surfaces converge to a Poisson plane as genus grows.
problem Understanding the geometric behavior of high genus translation surfaces.
method Proving convergence of random translation surfaces to a Poisson plane using statistical local geometric properties.
result The radius-r neighborhood of a random point in an MSV-distributed random translation surface converges in distribution to the radius r neighborhood of the root in a Poisson translation plane. Generative model uses random weighted support points for interpretable data sampling.
problem Creating diverse and interpretable sample sets from large datasets efficiently.
method Random weighted support points from Dirichlet process and Bayesian bootstrap.
result High-quality and diverse outputs at lower computational cost.
Study on critical points in random neural networks, revealing three regimes based on activation function.
problem Investigating the expected number of critical points in random neural networks.
method Deriving asymptotic formulas for critical points under infinite-width limit and suitable regularity conditions.
result Three distinct regimes of critical points behavior depending on activation function.
RFpredInterval package builds prediction intervals for random forests and boosted forests.
problem Quantifying uncertainty in random forest and boosted forest point predictions.
method 16 methods to build prediction intervals with random forests and boosted forests.
result The proposed method outperforms existing methods in building prediction intervals.
A new method detects changes in multivariate data using random forests.
problem Detecting changes in multivariate data.
method A computationally feasible search method using random forests and class probability predictions.
result Consistently locates change points in simulations.
Fermat-Torricelli points help assess investment risks by smoothing series data.
problem Analyzing investment risks in series with large variance, nonlinear trends, or non-normal distributions.
method Construct Fermat-Torricelli points to reduce random component influence.
result Smoothing series by Fermat-Torricelli points reduces risk assessment errors.
In this paper, we introduce an extension of a Brownian bridge with a random length by including uncertainty also in the pinning level of the bridge. The main result of this work is that unlike for deterministic pinning point, the bridge process fails to be Markovian if the pining point distribution is absolutely contin…
Analyzes biased random walks and corrupted intervals in adversarial settings.
problem Learning thresholds and intervals in adversarial conditions.
method Analyzes biased random walks and corrupted intervals under adversarial design.
result Analyzes the expected behavior of biased random walks and corrupted intervals.
Paper improves anomaly detection by using non-uniform random choices in isolation forests.
problem Detecting clustered diverse outliers more effectively.
method Comparing different split guiding criteria in isolation forests.
result Non-uniform random choices improve outlier discrimination for certain outlier classes.
Gaussian processes are the leading class of distributions on random functions, but they suffer from well known issues including difficulty scaling and inflexibility with respect to certain shape constraints (such as nonnegativity). Here we propose Deep Random Splines, a flexible class of random functions obtained by tr…
Invites probabilistic approach to Kähler-Einstein metrics via random point processes.
problem Constructing Kähler-Einstein metrics on complex projective algebraic manifolds.
method Large N-limit from random point processes defined by algebro-geometric data; variational approach for positive Ricci curvature.
result Convergence of metrics to Kähler-Einstein metrics under specific conditions.
Random walk constructs Morse functions on surfaces.
problem Creating Morse functions on surfaces.
method Random walk method to construct Morse functions.
result Small set of Morse functions approximates any other function.
The paper solves the problem of fitting an ellipsoid to random points efficiently.
problem Finding an ellipsoid that passes through random Gaussian points.
method Constructing a fitting ellipsoid using a decomposition of a random matrix and graph matrix theory.
result The ellipsoid fitting problem transitions from feasible to infeasible at a sharp threshold of n∼d2/4. Nearly all Gaussian points in high dimensions lie on a common ellipsoid.
problem Finding an ellipsoid that fits a large set of Gaussian points in high dimensions.
method Analyzing a random set of Gaussian points and proving a bound on their concentration.
result The bound nearly confirms a conjecture about fitting Gaussian points to ellipsoids.
A new PCA method for analyzing point processes.
problem Analyzing variability in replicated point processes.
method Functional Principal Component Analysis (fPCA) on cumulative mass functions.
result Established convergence and introduced principal measures.
Study on length spectrum of random hyperbolic 3-manifolds.
problem Understanding the length spectrum of random hyperbolic 3-manifolds.
method Modeling random hyperbolic 3-manifolds using truncated tetrahedra and analyzing their length spectrum as volume tends to infinity.
result The length spectrum converges in distribution to a Poisson point process with a computable intensity λ as volume increases.
If we pick n random points uniformly in [0,1]d and connect each point to its k−nearest neighbors, then it is well known that there exists a giant connected component with high probability. We prove that in [0,1]d it suffices to connect every point to cd,1loglogn points chosen randomly among its $…
Nonconvex optimization algorithms with random initialization have attracted increasing attention recently. It has been showed that many first-order methods always avoid saddle points with random starting points. In this paper, we answer a question: can the nonconvex heavy-ball algorithms with random initialization avoi…
Gromov showed that for fixed, arbitrarily large C, any uniformly C-Lipschitz affine action of a random group in his graph model on a Hilbert space has a fixed point. We announce a theorem stating that more general affine actions of the same random group on a Hilbert space have a fixed point. We discuss some aspects of …
Determinantal consensus clustering improves clustering robustness.
problem Robustness of clustering algorithms.
method Use of determinantal point processes (DPP) for random restart of clustering algorithms.
result Determinantal consensus clustering outperforms classical algorithms.
We prove that a random group of the graph model associated with a sequence of expanders has fixed-point property for a certain class of CAT(0) spaces. We use Gromov's criterion for fixed-point property in terms of the growth of n-step energy of equivariant maps from a finitely generated group into a CAT(0) space, to wh…
Computes expected number of real intersection points of essential variety with random linear spaces.
problem Computing the expected number of real intersection points of the essential variety with random linear spaces.
method Two probability distributions for linear spaces: invariant under orthogonal group action and one motivated from computer vision. Used Monte Carlo simulation for the latter.
result Expected number of real intersection points lies in the interval (3.95 - 0.05, 3.95 + 0.05) with high probability.
In (\cite{zhang2014nonlinear,zhang2014nonlinear2}), we have viewed machine learning as a coding and dimensionality reduction problem, and further proposed a simple unsupervised dimensionality reduction method, entitled deep distributed random samplings (DDRS). In this paper, we further extend it to supervised learning …
New method detects change-points in population genetics.
problem Identifying homozygosity islands in a population.
method Penalized maximum likelihood approach with dynamic programming and greedy algorithms.
result Consistent detection of homozygosity islands in population genetics.
We give an asymptotic probabilistic real Riemann-Hurwitz formula computing the expected real ramification index of a random covering over the Riemann sphere. More generally, we study the asymptotic expected number and distribution of critical points of a random real Lefschetz pencil over a smooth real algebraic variety…
Deep learning depends on tuning layers near critical points.
problem Understanding how deep learning architectures depend on tuning parameters.
method Random energy approach to analyze statistical dependence in deep belief networks.
result Statistical dependence can propagate only if layers are tuned near critical points.
G-Net constructs binary neural networks with high accuracy using randomized binary embeddings.
problem Creating high-accuracy binary neural networks with theoretical guarantees.
method Proposes a novel floating-point G-Net family with randomized binary embeddings and theoretical accuracy guarantees.
result Empirically, G-Net achieves almost 30% higher accuracy on CIFAR-10 compared to prior HDC models.
We solve a complex optimization problem for Wasserstein barycenters using stochastic methods.
problem Optimizing the average of multiple probability distributions in a streaming data setting.
method We reformulate the problem as a convex-concave saddle-point problem and propose a stochastic optimization algorithm.
result Our algorithm has better complexity than existing methods for arbitrary distributions.
Paper justifies ideal point forecasts as measurable, clarifying conditions for their existence.
problem Justifying ideal point forecasts as measurable random variables.
method Clarifying and establishing measurability conditions for a wide class of functionals.
result Ideal point forecasts are shown to be measurable, providing theoretical justification.
New estimator for tensor weights with improved bias.
problem Estimating tensor weights from noisy data.
method Random matrix theory and KKT conditions.
result Asymptotically unbiased estimator for tensor rank.
Random square-tiled surfaces have normal genus distribution and cover all integer vectors.
problem Distribution and properties of random square-tiled surfaces.
method Randomizing model and local central limit theorem for genus.
result The distribution of the genus is asymptotically normal and contains all primitive integer vectors.
Random feature matrices' singular values concentrate near their full expectation in high dimensions.
problem Characterizing the spectra of random feature matrices for regression problems.
method Analyzing two settings of input variables (random or well-separated) with conditions on dimension, complexity ratio, and sampling variance.
result The singular values of random feature matrices concentrate near their full expectation and near one with high probability.
Developed a random walk analog of geodesic flow on hyperbolic groups.
problem Geodesic flow on hyperbolic groups due to non-uniqueness of geodesics.
method Introduced a new framework using random walks and bi-infinite trajectories.
result Established ergodicity of the randomized geodesic flow and exponential mixing.
Proposes a new method for localized uncertainty quantification in random forests using proximity measures.
problem Localized uncertainty quantification in random forests for improved reliability of predictions.
method Forming localized distributions of Out-Of-Bag (OOB) errors around nearby points defined by similarity measures (proximities) to create prediction intervals for regression and trust scores for classification.
result Localized prediction intervals and trust scores enhance model accuracy and provide higher accuracy-rejection AUC scores than competing methods.
Unified derivation of high-dimensional linear models using stochastic gradient descent.
problem Performance analysis of high-dimensional linear models trained with stochastic gradient descent.
method Derivation of a deterministic equivalence for the two-point function of a random matrix resolvent.
result Unified understanding of model performance including previously known and novel results.
Study on complexity of random polynomials with deterministic spikes, identifying phase transitions.
problem Complexity of random Gaussian polynomials with deterministic spikes on a sphere.
method Variational formulas, Kac-Rice formula, determinant asymptotics of finite-rank perturbation of Gaussian Wigner matrices.
result Identification of a topological phase transition in the complexity function.
Random Forests provide interpretable prediction intervals with theoretical guarantees.
problem Lack of uncertainty estimates in machine learning point predictions.
method Out-of-Bag procedure for generating parametric and non-parametric prediction intervals.
result Proposed prediction intervals deliver correct coverage rates and narrow lengths.
To any positive number ε and any nonnegative even Schwartz function w:R→R we associate the random function uε on the m-torus Tεm:=Rm/(ε−1Z)m defined as the real part of the random Fourier series $$ \sum_{ν\in\mathbb{Z}^m} X_…
The paper proves Lipschitz regularity of graph Laplacian eigenvectors on random data clouds.
problem Analyzing the regularity of solutions to graph Laplacian equations on random data points.
method Probabilistic coupling of random walks and interpolation method for point clouds to continuum.
result Graph Laplacian eigenvectors are essentially Lipschitz with constants depending on eigenvalues.
IDPGs extend RDPGs with a Poisson process for random latent positions.
problem Modeling randomness in latent positions for graph structure.
method Introduce IDPGs using Poisson point processes on latent Euclidean space.
result Continuous analogues of adjacency matrices link latent structure to observed graphs.
In linear regression we wish to estimate the optimum linear least squares predictor for a distribution over d-dimensional input points and real-valued responses, based on a small sample. Under standard random design analysis, where the sample is drawn i.i.d. from the input distribution, the least squares solution for…
The paper examines bounds for stop-loss payoffs using transformed random variables.
problem Bounding stop-loss payoffs for a difference of two random variables.
method Analyzes crossing points of cdfs of original and transformed random variables.
result Unique pairwise crossing points for mortality-linked securities under symmetric copulas.
We prove a Chern-Lashof type formula computing the expected number of critical points of smooth function on a smooth manifold M randomly chosen from a finite dimensional subspace V⊂C∞(M) equipped with a Gaussian probability measure. We then use this formula this formula to find the asymptotics of the e…
The random subspace method, known as the pillar of random forests, is good at making precise and robust predictions. However, there is not a straightforward way yet to combine it with deep learning. In this paper, we therefore propose Neural Random Subspace (NRS), a novel deep learning based random subspace method. In …
Generates random persistence diagrams for data analysis.
problem Generating random persistence diagrams for data analysis.
method Based on pairwise interacting point processes and RJ-MCMC algorithm.
result Demonstrates the efficacy and utility of RPDG in materials science.
Exact simulation method for market impact estimation under various execution strategies.
problem Estimating market impact from observed price trajectories under different execution strategies.
method Conditional simulation of point processes under perturbed intensities.
result Exact, event-driven algorithm for reconstructing counterfactual paths.
A method for clustering small datasets in high dimensions using random projections.
problem Challenges in clustering small datasets in high-dimensional spaces.
method Random projection followed by binary clustering in one-dimensional space.
result Statistically significant clustering structures can be found with as few as 100-200 points.