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48 results for recursive iterations

LASER compresses recursive model activations by exploiting their low-dimensional structure.

problem Understanding and optimizing the geometric structure of recursive reasoning trajectories.
method Dynamic low-rank basis tracking via matrix-free subspace tracking with a fidelity-triggered reset mechanism.
result Recursive activations occupy a linear, low-dimensional subspace that can be compressed efficiently.

Strong stability of ergodic iterations proven without ergodic driving sequence.

problem Ensuring strong stability of ergodic iterations under non-ergodic driving sequences.
method Revisiting processes driven by stationary ergodic sequences, proving strong stability under mild conditions on recursive maps.
result Strong stability of iterations proven without ergodic driving sequence.

In a recent paper, Darvas-Rubinstein proved a convergence result for the Kahler-Ricci iteration, which is a sequence of recursively defined complex Monge-Ampere equations. We introduce the Monge-Ampere iteration to be an analogous, but more general, sequence of recursively defined real Monge-Ampere second boundary valu…

2017-12-07abs ↗pdf ↗

Unified framework for analyzing convergence of RSAs using Wasserstein divergence.

problem Analyzing convergence of constant stepsize recursive stochastic algorithms (RSAs).
method Lifting RSA into a higher-dimensional space as a Markov chain and studying the distribution's contraction property with respect to Wasserstein divergence.
result RSAs' iterates' distribution converges to an invariant distribution under certain contraction properties.

We derive a recursion relation for hyperbolic string vertices and apply it to string field theory.

problem Deriving a recursion relation for hyperbolic string vertices and its implications for string field theory.
method Using systolic volumes and a modified Mirzakhani's recursion, we construct a higher-order vertex determination for hyperbolic string field theory.
result The higher order vertices in hyperbolic string field theory are determined by the cubic vertex iteratively for any background.

New algorithms reduce bilevel optimization complexity to ε^(-1.5).

problem Efficiently solving bilevel optimization problems in machine learning.
method Proposed two new algorithms: one using momentum-based recursive iterations, the other using recursive gradient estimations.
result Achieved computational complexity of ε^(-1.5), significantly faster than previous methods.

Model collapse occurs quickly for synthetic data generated by previous models.

problem Model quality degrades over recursive training on synthetic data.
method Theoretical and experimental evaluations of discrete and Gaussian distributions under near ML estimation.
result Model collapse for discrete distributions is approximately linearly dependent on the number of times a word occurs in the original corpus, and for Gaussian models, the standard deviation reduces to zero roughly at n iterations.

This work studies the contraction coefficients of Schrödinger bridge problems in linear systems.

problem Optimally controlling the evolution of a system's state density over time.
method Analyzes and improves the convergence rates of dynamic Schrödinger systems via geometric and control-theoretic interpretations.
result New insights into improving computation of worst-case contraction coefficients by preconditioning.

Two new inverse-free ELM algorithms for incremental and decremental learning are proposed.

problem Efficiently updating and removing multiple hidden nodes in ELM.
method Improved inverse-free recursive algorithms for Tikhonov regularization.
result Inverse-free algorithms for ELM with multiple hidden nodes and redundant nodes.

The paper analyzes SGD with dropout regularization in linear models, proving asymptotic properties and providing inference tools.

problem Analyzing the behavior of SGD with dropout regularization in linear models.
method Establishing geometric-moment contraction (GMC) and proving quenched central limit theorems (CLT).
result The existence of a unique stationary distribution and asymptotic normality results for SGD with dropout.

Self-training in linear models shows a U-shaped test-risk curve due to signal forgetting and denoising.

problem Understanding the dynamics of iterative self-training in high-dimensional linear regression.
method Derivation of deterministic-equivalent recursions for prediction risk and effective noise, analysis of signal forgetting and denoising effects.
result An optimal early-stopping time is determined, and a U-shaped test-risk curve is observed.

Unified bounds for iterative algorithms with Gaussian data matrices.

problem Establishing non-asymptotic bounds for iterative algorithms with Gaussian data.
method Explicit coupling between iterates and Gaussian process with deterministic covariance.
result Tight, dimension-free bounds for generalized first-order methods.

A new recursive mixture estimation algorithm improves VAE inference efficiency and accuracy.

problem Inaccurate posterior approximation in traditional VAEs.
method Recursive mixture estimation algorithm using functional gradient approach for iterative component selection.
result Significantly higher test data likelihood compared to state-of-the-art methods on benchmark datasets.

This paper refines the Gaussian Sinkhorn algorithm for general multivariate models.

problem Finite-dimensional solutions for general Gaussian multivariate models.
method Recursive formulation of the Sinkhorn algorithm for Gaussian models, including closed form expressions of entropic transport maps and Schrödinger bridges.
result Refined convergence analysis of Gaussian Sinkhorn algorithms.

We introduce a recursive algorithm for performing compressed sensing on streaming data. The approach consists of a) recursive encoding, where we sample the input stream via overlapping windowing and make use of the previous measurement in obtaining the next one, and b) recursive decoding, where the signal estimate from…

2013-12-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Theoretical study on AI models' resilience to data contamination during recursive training.

problem Data contamination in recursive training of generative AI models.
method General framework with minimal assumptions on real data distribution and flexible generative models.
result Contaminated recursive training converges with a rate equal to the minimum of baseline model's rate and contamination fraction.

Theoretical study shows AI models can recover from contaminated training data.

problem Data contamination in AI training can degrade model performance.
method Theoretical analysis and experiments on various data types.
result Models converge to true distribution under mild conditions, with rate dependent on real data fraction.

This paper presents a general iterative bias correction procedure for regression smoothers. This bias reduction schema is shown to correspond operationally to the L2L_2 Boosting algorithm and provides a new statistical interpretation for L2L_2 Boosting. We analyze the behavior of the Boosting algorithm applied to commo…

2008-01-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Study risk-sensitive reinforcement learning with entropic risk measures and generative models.

problem Risk-sensitive reinforcement learning in discounted MDPs with recursive entropic risk measures.
method Introduced Model-Based ERM QQ-Value Iteration (MB-RS-QVI) and derived PAC bounds on sample complexity for value and policy learning.
result PAC bounds show exponential dependence on β/(1γ)|β|/(1-γ), with tight bounds in SS and AA.

New algorithm reduces rank constrained optimization problems.

problem Rank constrained optimization problems in machine learning and statistics.
method Recursive Importance Sketching (RISRO) algorithm.
result RISRO offers clear advantages over existing algorithms and converges efficiently.

Recursive Feature Machines show grokking in modular arithmetic without neural networks.

problem Grokking in modular arithmetic tasks.
method Recursive Feature Machines (RFM) with Average Gradient Outer Product (AGOP).
result RFM and neural networks learn block-circulant features to solve modular arithmetic.

We analyze stochastic approximation with Markov noise for reinforcement learning.

problem Asymptotic convergence analysis of stochastic approximation with controlled Markov noise.
method Relating to limiting differential inclusions and ergodic occupation measures.
result First informative error bounds on function approximation for policy evaluation.

In this paper, we develop an approach to recursively estimate the quadratic risk for matrix recovery problems regularized with spectral functions. Toward this end, in the spirit of the SURE theory, a key step is to compute the (weak) derivative and divergence of a solution with respect to the observations. As such a so…

2012-05-07abs ↗pdf ↗

Machine learning algorithms for generating molecular structures offer a promising new approach to drug discovery. We cast molecular optimization as a translation problem, where the goal is to map an input compound to a target compound with improved biochemical properties. Remarkably, we observe that when generated mole…

2019-12-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Bayesian method improves online NARMAX model identification.

problem Online identification of nonlinear systems with small sample sizes and low noise.
method Variational Bayesian inference using message passing algorithm for polynomial NARMAX models.
result Variational Bayesian estimator outperforms recursive and offline least-squares methods.

Paper tackles model collapse in recursive generative models using a weighted training scheme.

problem Model collapse in recursive generative models trained on synthetic data.
method Iteratively trains models on real and synthetic data, evaluates weighted training schemes.
result Optimal weighting scheme for synthetic data follows a unified expression, revealing a trade-off with model performance.

ROOT-SGD solves convex optimization problems with optimal nonasymptotic and near-optimal asymptotic performance.

problem Solving strongly convex and smooth unconstrained optimization problems using stochastic first-order algorithms.
method ROOT-SGD: Recursive One-Over-T SGD, averaging past stochastic gradients.
result Achieves state-of-the-art performance in both nonasymptotic and asymptotic senses.

This work proposes a non-iterative strategy for missing value imputations which is guided by similarity between observations, but instead of explicitly determining distances or nearest neighbors, it assigns observations to overlapping buckets through recursive semi-random hyperplane cuts, in which weighted averages are…

2019-11-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Researchers study heavy-tail properties of SGD using stochastic recurrence equations.

problem Analyzing heavy-tail properties of Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD).
method Modeling SGD iterations as multivariate affine stochastic recursions and applying the theory of irreducible-proximal (i-p) matrices.
result Extended results of Gürbüzbalaban et al. (2020) by using the theory of i-p matrices.

TKFT models computation via smooth vector fields, simulating functions in a single dynamical step.

problem Modeling computation in a single step.
method Established Topological Kleene Field Theory (TKFT) as a new model of computation.
result Any computable function can be simulated in a single go of a dynamical system.

DESTRESS optimizes decentralized nonconvex optimization with optimal IFO complexity and efficient communication.

problem Decentralized nonconvex finite-sum optimization in multi-agent systems.
method DESTRESS uses stochastic recursive gradient updates, gradient tracking, and careful hyper-parameter choices to achieve optimal IFO complexity with efficient communication.
result DESTRESS matches the optimal IFO complexity of centralized algorithms while maintaining communication efficiency.

Robust method estimates state, input, and parameters of linear systems online.

problem Joint estimation of state, input, and parameters in noisy or outlier-prone measurements.
method Combines recursive, alternating, and iteratively-reweighted least squares into a single algorithm.
result Good performance in presence of outliers and compared to state-of-the-art methods.