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most citedInformation-theoretic tools for parametrized coarse-graining of non-equilibrium extended systems

48 citations · 413 across the 59 of their papers we have counts for

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Fine-Tuning Generative Models for Extreme Events via CVaR-Penalized Wasserstein Gradient Flows

Thejani Gamage, Hyemin Gu, Zhizhen Zhang +4

In many high-stakes domains, extreme events carry substantial consequences, yet learning the heavy-tailed distributions that govern them from finite samples remains challenging: th…

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Certifying Residual Architectures from Their Primitives: A Sharp Stability Threshold

Hyemin Gu, Michael Tyrrell, Tuhin Sahai +1

Whether a deep residual architecture trains stably is usually determined by training it, which is expensive and answers the question only for the architecture, depth, and floating-…

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ISOMORPH: A Supply Chain Digital Twin for Simulation, Dataset Generation, and Forecasting Benchmarks

Zhizhen Zhang, Hyemin Gu, Benjamin J. Zhang +6

Open time-series forecasting (TSF) benchmarks cover retail, energy, weather, and traffic, but supply-chain logistics remains underserved. We introduce ISOMORPH, the first public di…

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Vocabulary-size-independent Convergence of Discrete Diffusion Models: adjoint equations induce the right space

Kelvin Kan, Xingjian Li, Benjamin J. Zhang +3

Discrete diffusion has become a leading framework for generative modeling in various applications including language, vision, and biology. Existing convergence theory, however, exh…

cs.LG2025

Stability of Transformers under Layer Normalization

Kelvin Kan, Xingjian Li, Benjamin J. Zhang +4

Despite their widespread use, training deep Transformers can be unstable. Layer normalization, a standard component, improves training stability, but its placement has often been a…

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Probabilistic operator learning: generative modeling and uncertainty quantification for foundation models of differential equations

Benjamin J. Zhang, Siting Liu, Stanley J. Osher +1

In-context operator networks (ICON) are a class of operator learning methods based on the novel architectures of foundation models. Trained on a diverse set of datasets of initial…