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Second Order Ensemble Langevin Method for Sampling and Inverse Problems

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arxiv 2208.04506 v3 pith:AQQ67E43 submitted 2022-08-09 math.DS cs.LGcs.NAmath.NAstat.ME

classification math.DScs.LGcs.NAmath.NAstat.ME
keywords dynamicsensemblemethodgibbsintroducedinverselangevinmeasure
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We propose a sampling method based on an ensemble approximation of second order Langevin dynamics. The log target density is appended with a quadratic term in an auxiliary momentum variable and damped-driven Hamiltonian dynamics introduced; the resulting stochastic differential equation is invariant to the Gibbs measure, with marginal on the position coordinates given by the target. A preconditioner based on covariance under the law of the dynamics does not change this invariance property, and is introduced to accelerate convergence to the Gibbs measure. The resulting mean-field dynamics may be approximated by an ensemble method; this results in a gradient-free and affine-invariant stochastic dynamical system. Numerical results demonstrate its potential as the basis for a numerical sampler in Bayesian inverse problems.

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