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most citedAnalysis of Dynamic Brain Imaging Data

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cs.LG2021

AI without networks

Partha P Mitra, Clément Sire

Contemporary Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands on two legs: large training data corpora and many-parameter artificial neural networks (ANNs). The data corpora are needed to repre…

cs.LG2021

Fitting Elephants

Partha P Mitra

Textbook wisdom advocates for smooth function fits and implies that interpolation of noisy data should lead to poor generalization. A related heuristic is that fitting parameters s…

cs.CV2020

Detection and skeletonization of single neurons and tracer injections using topological methods

Dingkang Wang, Lucas Magee, Bing-Xing Huo +8

Neuroscientific data analysis has traditionally relied on linear algebra and stochastic process theory. However, the tree-like shapes of neurons cannot be described easily as point…

cs.LG2019★ 33 cited

Understanding overfitting peaks in generalization error: Analytical risk curves for and penalized interpolation

Partha P Mitra

Traditionally in regression one minimizes the number of fitting parameters or uses smoothing/regularization to trade training (TE) and generalization error (GE). Driving TE to zero…

cs.LG2019★ 9 cited

SSFN -- Self Size-estimating Feed-forward Network with Low Complexity, Limited Need for Human Intervention, and Consistent Behaviour across Trials

Saikat Chatterjee, Alireza M. Javid, Mostafa Sadeghi +4

We design a self size-estimating feed-forward network (SSFN) using a joint optimization approach for estimation of number of layers, number of nodes and learning of weight matrices…

eess.IV2018

Estimating Diffeomorphic Mappings between Templates and Noisy Data: Variance Bounds on the Estimated Canonical Volume Form

Daniel J. Tward, Partha Mitra, Michael I. Miller

Anatomy is undergoing a renaissance driven by availability of large digital data sets generated by light microscopy. A central computational task is to map individual data volumes…