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Adaptive Perturbation-Based Gradient Estimation for Discrete Latent Variable Models

AAAI 2023 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Gradient estimation for discrete variables · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adapt the finite-difference step size during trainingIMLE · Synthetic categorical gradient estimationCosine similarity to the true gradientHelped
Use central rather than forward differences (ablation)AIMLE · BeerAdvocate aroma, K=5Subset precision: 44.668 -> 62.056Helped
Use central rather than forward differences (ablation)AIMLE · Latent graph recovery, T=10ELBO: -1877.90 -> -2018.39Hurt
Use central rather than forward differences (ablation)AIMLE · Latent graph recovery, T=20Edge precision: 40.48 -> 70.89Helped
Increase the number of AIMLE samples (ablation)AIMLE · Discrete VAE on MNIST, K=1Test lossHelped
Use AIMLE instead of Gumbel-SoftmaxDiscrete VAE on MNIST, K=1 · Discrete VAE, K=1Test lossHurt
Increase the AIMLE update step from 10^{-3} to 10^{-2} (ablation)AIMLE · Warcraft shortest path predictionConvergence rate: 10^{-3} -> 10^{-2}Helped
Replace forward differences with central differences (ablation)AIMLE · BeerAdvocate, all aspectsSubset precisionHelped

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