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Sample complexity and effective dimension for regression on manifolds

NeurIPS 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: RKHS kernel methods · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a bandlimited kernel derived from the manifold LaplacianRegression on a compact Riemannian manifold · Manifold bandlimited regressionnormalized L2 error: 4 (√p + 2 √(log 4/δ))/√n σHelped
Use the manifold heat kernel for exponentially smooth functionsRegression on a compact Riemannian manifold · Manifold heat-kernel regressionnormalized L2 error: (√(2 α) + 6 √(e^{-Ω²t/2}/vol(M))) ||f*||Hheat + (9/2) (√p + 2 √(log 4/δ))/√n σHelped
Exploit manifold spectral structure rather than ambient dimensionRegression on manifold-supported data · Manifold regressioneffective dimension: p(Ω) = 3 √m V_m/(2π)^m vol(M) Ω^mHelped
Choose p so that (p/n)σ² ≈ t_{p+1}r²General RKHS regression · Noisy regression over an RKHS norm ballminimax error rate: √(p/n) σHelped

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