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Gradient ascent method successfully removes specific data points from neural networks without retraining.

problem Addressing privacy and ethical concerns by removing specific data points from trained models.
method Gradient ascent approach to unlearning, leveraging the implicit bias of gradient descent towards margin maximization conditions.
result Gradient ascent method can successfully unlearn specific data points from two-layer ReLU neural networks without retraining.

The Joint Optimization of Fidelity and Commensurability (JOFC) manifold matching methodology embeds an omnibus dissimilarity matrix consisting of multiple dissimilarities on the same set of objects. One approach to this embedding optimizes the preservation of fidelity to each individual dissimilarity matrix together wi…

2015-02-11abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proposes a method to reliably select design algorithms for machine learning-guided design tasks.

problem Choosing the right design algorithm for machine learning-guided design tasks.
method Combining designs' predicted property values with held-out labeled data to reliably forecast characteristics of the label distributions produced by different design algorithms.
result The method is guaranteed to return design algorithms that yield successful label distributions.

Proposes a new criterion for selecting Nash equilibria considering both utility and inequality.

problem Finding a fair Nash equilibrium in group decision-making.
method Introduces entropy-norm space for geometric selection of strict Nash equilibria.
result The closest entropy-norm pair to the largest entropy-norm pair in rescaled space is the most suitable equilibrium.

Maximum mean discrepancy (MMD), also called energy distance or N-distance in statistics and Hilbert-Schmidt independence criterion (HSIC), specifically distance covariance in statistics, are among the most popular and successful approaches to quantify the difference and independence of random variables, respectively. T…

2017-08-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Risk and uncertainty will always be a matter of experience, luck, skills, and modelling. Leverage is another concept, which is critical for the investor decisions and results. Adaptive skills and quantitative probabilistic methods need to be used in successful management of risk, uncertainty and leverage. The author ex…

2016-12-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Two new criteria help understand the advantage of deep neural networks.

problem Understanding the advantage of deepening neural networks.
method Proposed two new criteria to evaluate the expressivity of functions computable by deep neural networks.
result Increasing layers is more effective than increasing units in improving the expressivity of deep neural networks.

If XX is a compact set, a {\it topological contraction} is a self-embedding ff such that the intersection of the successive images fk(X)f^k(X), k>0k>0, consists of one point. In dimension 3, we prove that there are smooth topological contractions of the handlebodies of genus 2\geq 2 whose image is essential. Our proof i…

2007-10-02abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper investigates Shampoo's heuristics and decouples preconditioner updates.

problem Improving Shampoo's heuristics for training neural networks.
method Decomposing preconditioner updates, correcting eigenvalues, and adapting eigenbasis computation frequency.
result Principled techniques to remove Shampoo's heuristics and improve training algorithms.

Paper studies M-estimators with derivatives and residual distribution for robust adaptive tuning.

problem Tackles robustness and adaptive tuning of M-estimators with heavy-tailed noise.
method Provides formulae for derivatives, characterizes residual distribution, proposes adaptive criterion.
result Characterizes distribution of residuals and proposes adaptive criterion as out-of-sample error proxy.

Neural Autoregressive Distribution Estimators (NADEs) have recently been shown as successful alternatives for modeling high dimensional multimodal distributions. One issue associated with NADEs is that they rely on a particular order of factorization for P(x)P(\mathbf{x}). This issue has been recently addressed by a vari…

2014-09-02abs ↗pdf ↗

New convergence rates for shuffling gradient methods without strong convexity.

problem Theoretical gap between shuffling gradient methods' empirical success and established convergence rates.
method Proved last-iterate convergence rates for shuffling gradient methods using function value gap.
result First last-iterate convergence rates for shuffling gradient methods without strong convexity.

Active feature selection uses mutual information to choose fewer labels for better feature selection.

problem Selecting features with limited labeled data.
method Uses active feature selection with mutual information criterion, optimizing label selection for better feature quality.
result Algorithm selects features with higher mutual information using fewer labels than the data set size.

Entropy Search (ES) and Predictive Entropy Search (PES) are popular and empirically successful Bayesian Optimization techniques. Both rely on a compelling information-theoretic motivation, and maximize the information gained about the argmax\arg\max of the unknown function; yet, both are plagued by the expensive computatio…

2017-03-06abs ↗pdf ↗

New algorithms optimize a soft-robust criterion in reinforcement learning, reducing conservatism.

problem Computing robust policies for high-stakes decisions with limited data.
method Soft-robust criterion using risk measures, two algorithms for optimization.
result Our algorithms produce less conservative solutions than existing methods.

We introduce a new criterion to determine the order of an autoregressive model fitted to time series data. It has the benefits of the two well-known model selection techniques, the Akaike information criterion and the Bayesian information criterion. When the data is generated from a finite order autoregression, the Bay…

2015-08-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Study how actions affect perception in embodied agents using group theory.

problem Understanding how actions influence perception in autonomous agents.
method Mathematical formalism of group theory applied to sensory commutativity of action sequences.
result Introduced Sensory Commutativity Probability (SCP) to measure action effects on perception.

Modified Bakry-Émery criterion inequality for Tsallis entropy monotonicity.

problem Establishing improved logarithmic Sobolev inequalities and monotonicity of Tsallis entropy.
method Proving a one-parameter family of weighted Bakry-Émery Γ2Γ_2 criterion inequalities and a modified inequality.
result Yields a family of sharp Sobolev inequalities and monotonicity of Tsallis entropy.

Adversarial learning is one of the most successful approaches to modelling high-dimensional probability distributions from data. The quantum computing community has recently begun to generalize this idea and to look for potential applications. In this work, we derive an adversarial algorithm for the problem of approxim…

2018-06-01abs ↗pdf ↗

GraphLIME explains GNN models by selecting key features locally.

problem Explaining the effectiveness of GNN models is challenging due to complex nonlinear transformations.
method GraphLIME uses HSIC Lasso for nonlinear feature selection in GNN models.
result GraphLIME provides more descriptive explanations than existing methods.

New criterion improves predictive evaluation in weighted inference scenarios.

problem Improving predictive evaluation in scenarios with different likelihoods for estimation and evaluation.
method Developed the posterior covariance information criterion (PCIC) to handle weighted likelihood inference.
result PCIC is asymptotically unbiased for quasi-Bayesian generalization error in weighted inference.

Criterion for stopping conjugacy class enumeration in triangle groups.

problem Enumerating all conjugacy classes in cocompact triangle groups.
method Encoding by P. Dehornoy and T. Pinsky; stopping criterion based on geometric length.
result Stopping criterion for the generation of conjugacy classes in cocompact triangle groups.

New criterion for solving inverse Hessian equations, including J-equation.

problem Existence of solutions to inverse Hessian equations, including J-equation.
method Stability of pairs in the sense of Paul, formulated in terms of GIT criterion.
result New numerical criterion for existence of solutions to inverse Hessian equations.

Study proposes a stopping criterion for active learning based on error stability.

problem Improving predictive performance in active learning by adaptively annotating samples.
method Proposes a stopping criterion based on error stability for Bayesian active learning.
result Demonstrates the proposed criterion stops active learning at the appropriate timing for various models and datasets.

Clarifies boundary criterion for non-one-ended subgroups in cubulation theory.

problem Boundary criterion for relative cubulation in non-one-ended subgroups.
method Showed that if boundary criterion is satisfied for a relatively hyperbolic group, the group admits a relatively geometric action on a CAT(0) cube complex.
result The refinement of the boundary criterion is useful for constructing new relative cubulations.

Criterion for solvability of complex 2-Hessian equation on compact Kähler manifolds.

problem Solvability of complex 2-Hessian equation on compact Kähler manifolds.
method Nakai--Moishezon-type criterion associated with the complex 2-Hessian equation.
result Criterion equivalent to existence of a smooth 2-admissible representative in complex dimension three.

A new algorithm removes stale observations in dynamic Bayesian optimization.

problem Optimizing functions that change over time, keeping track of the optimum.
method Wasserstein distance-based criterion to quantify relevancy, removing stale observations.
result W-DBO maintains good predictive performance and high sampling frequency.