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48 results for trunk invariant

Study on trunk knot invariant and its relation to satellite and companion knots.

problem Understanding the trunk invariant of satellite knots and their companions.
method Analyzing the trunk invariant of satellite knots and their companions, deriving inequalities.
result Established inequalities relating the trunk of a satellite knot to its companion's trunk.

We introduce two numerical invariants, the waist and the trunk of knots. The waist of a closed incompressible surface in the complement of a knot is defined as the minimal intersection number of all compressing disks for the surface in the 3-sphere and the knot. Then the waist of a knot is defined as the maximal waist …

2009-05-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Backpropagation-free trunk training improves model performance on various benchmarks.

problem Memory inefficiency and noisy gradient estimates in deep network training.
method Split Forward Gradient (Split-FG) method that splits network into trunk and head, estimating only trunk gradient.
result Split-FG achieves better performance than pure forward-gradient training and backpropagation on various benchmarks.

We construct a new invariant-the trunkenness-for volume-perserving vector fields on S^3 up to volume-preserving diffeomorphism. We prove that the trunkenness is independent from the helicity and that it is the limit of a knot invariant (called the trunk) computed on long pieces of orbits.

2016-06-06abs ↗pdf ↗

The trunk of a knot in S3S^3, defined by Makoto Ozawa, is a measure of geometric complexity similar to the bridge number or width of a knot. We prove that for any two knots K1K_1 and K2K_2, we have tr(K1#K2)=max{tr(K1),tr(K2)}tr(K_1 \# K_2) = \max\{tr(K_1),tr(K_2)\}, confirming a conjecture of Ozawa. Another conjecture of Ozawa asserts that any…

2016-07-29abs ↗pdf ↗

The main result of this paper is a new classification theorem for links (smooth embeddings in codimension 2). The classifying space is the rack space (defined in [Trunks and classifying spaces, Applied Categorical Structures, 3 (1995) 321--356]) and the classifying bundle is the first James bundle (defined in "James bu…

2003-04-16abs ↗pdf ↗

A new training method improves stability and generalization of DeepONets.

problem Training deep operator networks (DeepONets) is challenging due to nonconvex and nonlinear nature.
method Two-step training method: first train trunk network, then branch network. Introduced Gram-Schmidt orthonormalization.
result Generalization error estimate and numerical examples demonstrating effectiveness.

Improved DeepONet variants using Transformer cross-conditioning enhance PDE solution efficiency.

problem Solving partial differential equations efficiently and accurately.
method Transformer-inspired DeepONet variants with bidirectional cross-conditioning.
result Improved efficiency and accuracy compared to modified DeepONet, with variant effectiveness tied to PDE characteristics.

DeepONet learns operators for PDEs with varying parameters and initial conditions.

problem Learning operators for partial differential equations with different parameters or initial conditions.
method DeepONet uses a Branch net and Trunk net to minimize error between evaluated and expected outputs, incorporating a scalar auxiliary variable approach for energy dissipation.
result DeepONet can accurately approximate operators for PDEs with varying parameters or initial conditions.

Proposes a new method to learn operators for stochastic problems using DeepONet with autoencoder.

problem Efficiently solve forward and inverse stochastic problems with limited data.
method MultiAuto-DeepONet, a multi-resolution autoencoder DeepONet model.
result The model effectively handles high-dimensional stochastic inputs and reduces the number of trainable parameters.

AMORE uses neural operators to efficiently predict multiple thermochemical states in stiff chemical kinetics.

problem Efficiently integrating stiff chemical kinetics systems to reduce computational cost.
method Developed AMORE, a framework of adaptive multi-output operator network with two adaptive loss functions.
result Demonstrated improved accuracy and efficiency in predicting thermochemical states from initial conditions.

Deep learning framework predicts surface texture parameters and their uncertainties.

problem Predicting surface texture parameters and their uncertainties from multi-instrument datasets.
method Reproducible deep learning framework using multi-instrument dataset, quantile and heteroscedastic heads for uncertainty modeling, and post-hoc conformal calibration.
result High fidelity predictions (R2: Ra 0.9824, Rz 0.9847, RONt 0.9918) and well-modelled uncertainty targets (Ra_uncert 0.9899, Rz_uncert 0.9955).

Study approximates operators on labelled conditional distributions for non-exchangeable systems.

problem Approximating operators on constrained probability measures for non-exchangeable systems.
method Combines cylindrical approximations and DeepONet-type neural architecture for finite-dimensional representations.
result Establishes a universal approximation theorem for continuous operators on Mλ\cal M_λ.

DeepONets enhance spatial-temporal surrogates for structural dynamics.

problem Creating full spatial-temporal surrogates for dynamical systems under uncertainty.
method Proposed Full-Field Extended DeepONet (FExD) to learn full solution operator across multiple degrees of freedom.
result FExD achieves superior accuracy and computational efficiency compared to other models.

Enhanced DeepONet framework with uncertainty quantification for complex operators.

problem Learning complex operators with uncertainty quantification.
method Generalised variational inference (GVI) using Rényi's α-divergence.
result Superior predictive accuracy and uncertainty quantification.

Deep RNN detects FoG episodes in Parkinson's disease with high accuracy.

problem Detecting freezing episodes in Parkinson's disease patients.
method Deep Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) with Long Short-Term Memory cells on 3D-accelerometer measurements.
result Frequency domain features from trunk sensor achieve an AUC score of 93% in subject-independent method.

Study examines how body segments respond to random vibrations.

problem Understanding human body responses to random vibrations.
method 35 participants were tested with random noise signals. Multiple linear regression models were created to determine influential predictors of peak translational gains.
result Multiple predictors, including motion direction and body segment, significantly influence peak translational gains.

DeepONet learns nonlinear operators from data to identify differential equations.

problem Learning nonlinear operators from data to identify differential equations.
method DeepONet architecture with branch and trunk nets.
result DeepONet significantly reduces generalization error compared to fully-connected networks.

Abstract invariant cannot be expressed using various slice-torus invariants.

problem Cannot express Iida-Taniguchi's slice-torus invariant using other known invariants.
method Analysis of various known invariants and their properties.
result Iida-Taniguchi's slice-torus invariant cannot be realized as a linear combination of other invariants.

Study of Bauer-Furuta invariants under Lie group actions and Galois coverings.

problem Investigating invariants of 4-manifolds under group actions and Galois coverings.
method Functorial approach to equivariant invariants and study in Galois covering situations.
result Ordinary invariants of quotients are determined by equivariant invariants of the covering manifold.

The Kuperberg invariant is shown to be gauge invariant for certain framed 3-manifolds.

problem Exploring gauge invariance of the Kuperberg invariant for specific 3-manifolds.
method Using hyperbolic 3-manifolds and finite-dimensional Hopf algebras.
result First examples of gauge invariants of general finite-dimensional Hopf algebras via topological methods.

Paper introduces new invariant for pairs of immersions.

problem Understanding behavior of immersions through tangencies and triple points.
method Introduces J2+J^{2+}-invariant for oriented pairs of immersions, invariant under inverse tangencies and triple points.
result Invariant changes under direct tangencies but remains invariant under orientation change and inverse tangencies.

New invariant CWRCWR for alternating links is stronger than existing invariants.

problem Developing a stronger invariant for alternating links.
method Introducing CWRCWR invariant as an array of two-variable polynomials.
result The CWRCWR invariant is stronger than classical invariants like HOMFLYPT and Kauffman polynomials.

Defines knot concordance invariant using instanton homology and Donaldson invariants.

problem Knot concordance and its classification.
method Defines an invariant φ{\varphi} for knots in the 3-sphere using Donaldson invariants and Floer's instanton homology.
result The invariant φ{\varphi} coincides with a special case of an invariant defined by Froyshov.

Paper introduces a new invariant for virtual knotoids and proves it's a Vassiliev invariant of order one.

problem Tackles the problem of understanding invariants for virtual knotoids.
method Uses a 0-smoothing invariant constructed from local modifications at classical crossings.
result Demonstrates that the 0-smoothing invariant provides less information than the gluing invariant.

We construct two knot invariants. The first knot invariant is a sum constructed using linking numbers. The second is an invariant of flat knots and is a formal sum of flat knots obtained by smoothing pairs of crossings. This invariant can be used in conjunction with other flat invariants, forming a family of invariants…

2011-09-14abs ↗pdf ↗

In this article we introduce a family of transverse invariants arising from the deformations of Khovanov homology. This family includes the invariants introduced by Plamenevskaya and by Lipshitz, Ng, and Sarkar. Then, we investigate the invariants arising from Bar-Natan's deformation. These invariants, called ββ-invar…

2017-05-09abs ↗pdf ↗