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| author | Jafarizadeh, Saber |
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| contents | Of stochastic differential equations, diffusion processes have been adopted in numerous applications, as more relevant and flexible models. This paper studies diffusion processes in a different setting, where for a given stationary distribution and average variance, it seeks the diffusion process with optimal convergence rate. It is shown that the optimal drift function is a linear function and the convergence rate of the stochastic process is bounded by the ratio of the average variance to the variance of the stationary distribution. Furthermore, the concavity of the optimal relaxation time as a function of the stationary distribution has been proven, and it is shown that all Pearson diffusion processes of the Hypergeometric type with polynomial functions of at most degree two as the variance functions are optimal. |
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| spellingShingle | Optimal Diffusion Processes Jafarizadeh, Saber Probability Information Theory Of stochastic differential equations, diffusion processes have been adopted in numerous applications, as more relevant and flexible models. This paper studies diffusion processes in a different setting, where for a given stationary distribution and average variance, it seeks the diffusion process with optimal convergence rate. It is shown that the optimal drift function is a linear function and the convergence rate of the stochastic process is bounded by the ratio of the average variance to the variance of the stationary distribution. Furthermore, the concavity of the optimal relaxation time as a function of the stationary distribution has been proven, and it is shown that all Pearson diffusion processes of the Hypergeometric type with polynomial functions of at most degree two as the variance functions are optimal. |
| title | Optimal Diffusion Processes |
| topic | Probability Information Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.20934 |