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Hauptverfasser: Akwei, Bernard, Atkins, Bobita, Bailey, Rachel, Dalal, Ashka, Dinin, Natalie, Kerby-White, Jonathan, McGuinness, Tess, Patricks, Tonya, Rogers, Luke, Romanelli, Genevieve, Su, Yiheng, Teplyaev, Alexander
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author Akwei, Bernard
Atkins, Bobita
Bailey, Rachel
Dalal, Ashka
Dinin, Natalie
Kerby-White, Jonathan
McGuinness, Tess
Patricks, Tonya
Rogers, Luke
Romanelli, Genevieve
Su, Yiheng
Teplyaev, Alexander
author_facet Akwei, Bernard
Atkins, Bobita
Bailey, Rachel
Dalal, Ashka
Dinin, Natalie
Kerby-White, Jonathan
McGuinness, Tess
Patricks, Tonya
Rogers, Luke
Romanelli, Genevieve
Su, Yiheng
Teplyaev, Alexander
contents Eigenmaps are important in analysis, geometry, and machine learning, especially in nonlinear dimension reduction. Approximation of the eigenmaps of a Laplace operator depends crucially on the scaling parameter $ε$. If $ε$ is too small or too large, then the approximation is inaccurate or completely breaks down. However, an analytic expression for the optimal $ε$ is out of reach. In our work, we use some explicitly solvable models and Monte Carlo simulations to find the approximately optimal range of $ε$ that gives, on average, relatively accurate approximation of the eigenmaps. Numerically we can consider several model situations where eigen-coordinates can be computed analytically, including intervals with uniform and weighted measures, squares, tori, spheres, and the Sierpinski gasket. In broader terms, we intend to study eigen-coordinates on weighted Riemannian manifolds, possibly with boundary, and on some metric measure spaces, such as fractals.
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spellingShingle Convergence, optimization and stability of singular eigenmaps
Akwei, Bernard
Atkins, Bobita
Bailey, Rachel
Dalal, Ashka
Dinin, Natalie
Kerby-White, Jonathan
McGuinness, Tess
Patricks, Tonya
Rogers, Luke
Romanelli, Genevieve
Su, Yiheng
Teplyaev, Alexander
Probability
Metric Geometry
Statistics Theory
60D05 28A80 62R07 65J20
Eigenmaps are important in analysis, geometry, and machine learning, especially in nonlinear dimension reduction. Approximation of the eigenmaps of a Laplace operator depends crucially on the scaling parameter $ε$. If $ε$ is too small or too large, then the approximation is inaccurate or completely breaks down. However, an analytic expression for the optimal $ε$ is out of reach. In our work, we use some explicitly solvable models and Monte Carlo simulations to find the approximately optimal range of $ε$ that gives, on average, relatively accurate approximation of the eigenmaps. Numerically we can consider several model situations where eigen-coordinates can be computed analytically, including intervals with uniform and weighted measures, squares, tori, spheres, and the Sierpinski gasket. In broader terms, we intend to study eigen-coordinates on weighted Riemannian manifolds, possibly with boundary, and on some metric measure spaces, such as fractals.
title Convergence, optimization and stability of singular eigenmaps
topic Probability
Metric Geometry
Statistics Theory
60D05 28A80 62R07 65J20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.19510