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$k$-Sliced Mutual Information: A Quantitative Study of Scalability with Dimension

NeurIPS 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Optimal mean estimation and subsampling · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use 1-SMI instead of classic MIIndependence testing with a one-dimensional shared sinusoidal feature · Synthetic independence testingAUC ROCHelped
Use 2-SMI to match the rank-2 shared signalIndependence testing · Synthetic rank-2 common signalAUC ROCHelped
Use 3-SMI instead of 2-SMI for a rank-3 shared signalIndependence testing · Synthetic rank-3 common signalAUC ROCHelped
Use sliced MI with k below the ambient dimension instead of classic MIIndependence testing · Synthetic high-dimensional dependence testsAUC ROCHelped
Increase projection dimension to match the intrinsic dimension of the shared signalk-SMI independence testing · Synthetic shared-signal modelsAUC ROCMixed
Replace the single shared neural estimator with parallel neural estimators over projectionsk-SMI neural estimator · Gaussian X = Y = N(0, I_d)Convergence rateHelped
Replace classic MI with 1-SMIInfoGAN · MNISTLatent-factor disentanglementNo clear effect
Replace classic MI with 5-SMIInfoGAN · MNISTLatent-factor disentanglementNo clear effect
Increase ambient dimension under identity marginal covariance and sublinear growth of Fisher informationMonte Carlo k-SMI estimator · High-dimensional estimationMonte Carlo error bound: O(sqrt(k(1/d_x+1/d_y)/m))Helped
Use projection-based neural estimation instead of classic-MI smoothness requirementsk-SMI neural estimator · Neural estimation over F^k_{d_x,d_y}(M,b)Required density smoothness: ⌊(d_x +d_y)/2 ⌋+3 -> k+3Helped

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