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On Estimation in Latent Variable Models

ICML 2021 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Latent variable marginalization and estimators · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use variance-reduced gradient (SVRG-style with latent samples) instead of plain batch gradientlatent variable model estimation · DINA simulationconvergence speed in data passesHelped
Use variance-reduced gradient instead of plain SGDlatent variable model estimation · NESARC Datasolution varianceHelped
Use variance-reduced gradient instead of SGDlatent variable model estimation · PISA Dataestimation biasHelped
Smaller step-size exponent alpha (faster but larger error) (ablation)proposed method · DINA simulationconvergence speed vs. errorMixed
Second-order Louis-identity refinement step (two Newton-type steps)proposed estimator · DINA simulationestimation errorHelped

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