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Asymptotics of smoothed Wasserstein distances in the small noise regime

NeurIPS 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Optimal transport · approach: Wasserstein barycenters and GW · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Require the optimal plan to be unique with positive robustnessGaussian-smoothed OT on discrete measures · Small noise, σ < σ*W2 approximation gap rate: σ versus e^{-c/σ^2}Helped
Increase noise beyond the robustness threshold σ*Gaussian-smoothed OT with a unique robust perfect matching · σ ≥ σ*Squared W2 approximation gap: σ e^{-cσ*^2/σ^2}Hurt
Have an optimal plan that is not unique and a perfect matchingGaussian-smoothed OT on discrete measures · σ ∈ (0, c0)Squared W2 approximation gap: σHurt
Keep the smoothing kernel supported within the robustness radius R(Γ)A unique robust optimal transport plan · Noise supported on B(0, σ*)W2 distance: W2(μ, ν) = W2(μ * Q, ν * Q)No clear effect

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