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New method Greedy-OPM enhances dimensionality reduction with Lipschitz control

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Researchers have introduced Greedy-OPM, a novel method for dimensionality reduction that utilizes polynomial manifolds. This approach represents polynomial terms with orthonormal features derived from training data. Greedy-OPM selects encoder modes and polynomial features simultaneously, aiming to minimize reconstruction error while adhering to a Lipschitz constant bound for the decoder. The study indicates that this Lipschitz constraint enhances generalization capabilities and maintains high reconstruction accuracy. AI

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New method Greedy-OPM enhances dimensionality reduction with Lipschitz control

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  1. arXiv cs.LG TIER_1 English(EN) · Tomoki Koike, Benjamin Peherstorfer, Elizabeth Qian ·

    Greedy Orthogonal Polynomial Manifolds with Lipschitz Control for Dimensionality Reduction and Reduced Modeling

    arXiv:2610.33784v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Polynomial manifolds provide nonlinear low-dimensional representations through polynomial decoders. We propose to represent the polynomial terms of the decoder using features that are orthonormal on the training data. This empirical…

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