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Beyond normality: Learning sparse probabilistic graphical models in the non-Gaussian setting

NeurIPS 2017 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Likelihood-free and graphical model estimation · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a nonlinear transport map with β=2 instead of a linear map with β=1 (ablation)SING · Modified Rademachergraph recoveryHelped
Use a nonlinear transport map with β=2 instead of a linear map with β=1 (ablation)SING · Stochastic volatility, T=6graph recoveryHelped
Assume Gaussian data and use GLASSO instead of SING with β=2Stochastic volatility, T=6 · Stochastic volatility, T=6graph recoveryHurt
Use n=2000 samples rather than n=15000 (ablation)SING, β=2 · Stochastic volatility, T=6; strong edgesrecovery of strong edges: n=2000; n=15000Mixed
Use a sparser transport map matching the graph structure rather than a dense lower-triangular map (ablation)SING · Gaussian grid graph, p=16variance of generalized precision estimatesHelped
Oversparsify the transport map to a diagonal map (ablation)SING · Gaussian grid graph, p=16bias of generalized precision estimatesHurt

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