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Principal Component Flows

ICML 2022 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Normalizing flow training and design

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add orthogonality regularizer (IP=0) to train principal component flowsnormalizing flow on 2D synthetic datasets · 2D synthetic datasets (8 datasets)test log likelihood: differences of about 0.01-0.02 natsNo clear effect
add orthogonality regularizer (IP=0) to train principal component flowsnormalizing flow on 2D synthetic datasets · 2D synthetic datasets (8 datasets)pointwise mutual information IP: IP drops from 0.39-1.60 to 0.00Helped
train injective flows with the iPCF objective instead of injective change of variablesinjective normalizing flow on MNIST · MNIST (10-dim latent)training cost: roughly 10 times less resourcesHelped
use manifold corrected density (Definition 7) to select contoursPCF trained on variable-rank manifold data · variable-dimensional manifold datasetforward KL divergence to true densityHelped

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