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New framework uses PDEs for supervised learning on manifolds

Researchers have developed Intrinsic Green's Learning (IGL), a novel framework for supervised learning on manifolds. IGL models a target function on a manifold as the solution to a linear partial differential equation (PDE) by learning its source term from data. The method employs an encoder to discover a low-dimensional coordinate chart on the manifold, enabling the decomposition of the source and Green's kernel into low-rank tensors. This approach reduces a high-dimensional integral to independent one-dimensional integrals, with computational cost linear in the manifold's intrinsic dimension. A two-stage algorithm separates coordinate discovery from source fitting, and learnable gates automatically determine the intrinsic dimension, as demonstrated by near-optimal classification and intrinsic dimension recovery on MNIST. AI

IMPACT Introduces a novel mathematical framework for supervised learning on complex data structures, potentially improving model efficiency and accuracy.

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New framework uses PDEs for supervised learning on manifolds

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  1. arXiv cs.AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Alexandre Quemy ·

    Intrinsic Green's Learning: Supervised Learning on Manifolds via Inverse PDE

    We introduce Intrinsic Green's Learning (IGL), a framework that models a target function on a manifold as the solution to a linear PDE whose source term is learned from data. Rather than approximating the target directly, IGL learns a source and integrates it against a Green's ke…