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Distribution Regression with Sliced Wasserstein Kernels

ICML 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Optimal transport · approach: Wasserstein losses for generative models · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a Gaussian SW2 kernel instead of doubly Gaussian MMDDistribution-regression KRR · Synthetic mode classification, all reported configurationsRMSE: 0.64 ~(0.09) -> 0.48 ~(0.03); 3.66 ~(0.88) -> 2.92 ~(0.32); 0.68 ~(0.02) -> 0.54 ~(0.05); 3.48 ~(0.95) -> 3.17 ~(0.32); Helped
Use a Gaussian SW2 kernel instead of RBF on pixel vectorsKRR image classification · MNIST rawaccuracy: 0.9 ~(0.01) -> 0.93 ~(0.01)Helped
Use a Gaussian SW2 kernel instead of RBF on pixel vectorsKRR image classification · MNIST, max rotation π/12 and π/6accuracy: 0.51 ~(0.03) -> 0.85 ~(0.02); 0.47 ~(0.03) -> 0.82 ~(0.01)Helped
Use a Gaussian SW2 kernel instead of RBF on pixel vectorsKRR image classification · Fashion MNIST rawaccuracy: 0.82~( 0.01) -> 0.81 ~(0.01)Hurt
Use a Gaussian SW2 kernel instead of RBF on pixel vectorsKRR image classification · Fashion MNIST, max rotation π/12 and π/6accuracy: 0.66 (0.01) -> 0.74 ~(0.01); 0.64~(0.01) -> 0.70~(0.01)Helped
Use SW1 instead of SW2Gaussian Sliced-Wasserstein KRR · Synthetic mode classificationRMSEMixed

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