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On Medians of (Randomized) Pairwise Means

ICML 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Adaptive testing and experiments

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use SRSWoR randomized blocks (MoRM, tau=9/20) instead of disjoint segmentation (MoM)median-of-means mean estimation · Normal/Student/Log-normal mean estimation, n=1000quadratic risk: e.g. Normal 0.00149 -> 0.00105; Log-normal 0.00697 -> 0.00497Helped
Use SRSWoR randomized blocks with tau=9/20 instead of disjoint segmentationmedian-of-means mean estimation · Pareto (3) mean estimation, n=1000quadratic risk: 1.02036 -> 1.02802No clear effect
Set tau=1/6 for MoRM (about same number of blocks as MoM, uses fewer samples) (ablation)MoRM mean estimation · Normal (0,1) mean estimation, n=1000quadratic risk: 0.00149 -> 0.01366Hurt
Set tau=3/10 for MoRM (uses as many samples as MoM) (ablation)MoRM mean estimation · Normal (0,1) mean estimation, n=1000quadratic risk: 0.00149 -> 0.00255Hurt
Use median of randomized U-statistics (SRSWoR blocks) instead of partition-based median of U-statisticsvariance estimation via U-statistics · Normal/Student/Pareto variance estimation, n=1000quadratic risk: Normal 0.00324 -> 0.00504; Student 0.38242 -> 0.51202; Pareto 0.09300 -> 0.09703Hurt

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