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Neural Network-Based Score Estimation in Diffusion Models: Optimization and Generalization

ICLR 2024 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: In-context learning as gradient descent · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Analyzes gradient-descent training of a two-layer ReLU network for denoising score matching, proving minimax-optimal N^{-2/(d+3)} score estimation error via NTK kernel-regression coupling and an early-stopping rule for unbounded inputs.

Problem

Whether gradient-descent-trained neural networks can provably learn the score function in diffusion models, covering both optimization and generalization, given unbounded inputs, noisy DSM labels, vector-valued outputs and a time variable.

Approach

Parameterize the score via a score decomposition E[X0|Xt] so DSM becomes regression with noisy labels; show GD on a two-layer ReLU net tracks NTK kernel regression, and use an early-stopping rule extended to unbounded domains to get minimax-optimal sample complexity.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Credit Default dataset

Benchmarks: Credit Default dataset

Metrics: fidelity of generated tabular data

Baselines: heuristic diffusion training schemes

Builds on: neural tangent kernel denoising score matching score-based generative modeling with SDEs kernel early stopping

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