Neural networks whose inputs are functions, as in operator learning, are usually shown to be universal by existence arguments, either by reduction to finite-dimensional networks or by Stone--Weierstrass-type density; these prove that approximants exist but say little about how the parameters depend on the target. We ta...
Sho Sonoda, Luca Galimberti, Yuan-Chao Xu et al.· 0 citations
This work introduces an observation-corrected Koopman framework for accelerating frozen diffusion models, and identifies finite-dimensional, time-dependent Koopman approximations that jointly describe the increments of shallow and deep network features.
We consider a reversible diffusion with unknown drift, observed through trajectories, and construct samplers of its invariant law. The trajectories contain samples of this law, but a sampler built from them by density or score estimation inherits the errors of these estimates, in particular on the barriers between meta...
Yuan-Chao Xu, Isao Ishikawa· 0 citations
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