A nonconvex l1/2-regularized nonnegative matrix factorization method with ADMM solver and detection estimation improves sparse network recovery under imperfect observations compared to baselines.
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Under logarithmic loss, PCA on heavy-tailed observations from the superstatistical model recovers the principal directions of the underlying Gaussian generator's covariance.
SLaB compresses LLM weights via sparse-lowrank-binary decomposition guided by activation-aware scores, achieving up to 36% lower perplexity than prior methods at 50% compression on Llama models.
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Sparse Network Inference under Imperfect Detection and its Application to Ecological Networks
A nonconvex l1/2-regularized nonnegative matrix factorization method with ADMM solver and detection estimation improves sparse network recovery under imperfect observations compared to baselines.
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Heavy-Tailed Principal Component Analysis
Under logarithmic loss, PCA on heavy-tailed observations from the superstatistical model recovers the principal directions of the underlying Gaussian generator's covariance.
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SLaB: Sparse-Lowrank-Binary Decomposition for Efficient Large Language Models
SLaB compresses LLM weights via sparse-lowrank-binary decomposition guided by activation-aware scores, achieving up to 36% lower perplexity than prior methods at 50% compression on Llama models.