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Being Robust (in High Dimensions) Can Be Practical

ICML 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Sample complexity of learning distributions · 68 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the proposed Filter instead of LRVCovRobust covariance estimation · Synthetic covariance, isotropic and skewed settingsexcess Mahalanobis error: our excess error was on the order of $10^{-4}$; LRVCov's was in all cases a constant between $0.1$ and $2$Helped
Use Filter instead of empirical mean, pruning, geometric median, or RANSACRobust mean estimation · Synthetic meanexcess ℓ2 errorHelped
Use Filter instead of empirical covariance, pruning, or RANSACRobust covariance estimation · Synthetic covarianceexcess Mahalanobis errorHelped
Use adaptive tail bounding rather than a fixed tail threshold (ablation)Filter for robust covariance estimation · Synthetic covarianceestimation accuracyHelped
Center projected points at the median instead of the empirical mean (ablation)Filter for robust mean estimation · Robust mean estimationestimation errorHelped
Apply Filter rather than pruning to the noisy genetic datasetRobust covariance estimation and PCA · POPRES genetic data with added noisequalitative recovery of the Europe mapHelped

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