Approximate Message Passing Algorithms For Orthogonally Invariant Models
Talkat Algorithmic Advances for Statistical Inference with Combinatorial Structure · 2021-10-11..10-15·
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Approximate Message Passing extends to W with Haar eigenvectors and arbitrary spectral law by replacing the usual Onsager terms with coefficients given by the R-transform/free cumulants of the spectral limit, yielding Gaussian state evolution for the debiased Z iterates. Derivations use HCIZ integrals and dynamic functional / inductive conditioning proofs tracking noncrossing-partition combinatorics. A K‑dimensional AMP with spectral initialization denoiser empirically beats PCA on correlated-noise simulations (Beta(3,1) example), and an AMP solving Parisi–Poders equations plus a conditional second moment proves replica‑symmetric free energy at high temperature.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:40Approximate Message Passing algorithms
- 2:07Examples of AMP
- 3:01Appeal of AMP
- 5:28Outline
- 6:11AMP algorithm for i.i.d. matrices
- 9:30AMP algorithm for orthogonally invariant matrices
- 13:49Emergence of the free cumulants
- 20:44The memory free setting
- 23:21Bayes PCA with correlated noise
- 26:16K-dimensional AMP with spectral initialization
- 29:07Bayes OAMP
- 38:12Ising model with orthogonally invariant couplings
- 40:33The replica-symmetric free energy
- 41:22Conditional second moment idea
- 42:55Memory-free AMP algorithm for solving TAP
- 44:01The conditional analysis
- 45:16Conclusion
- 45:56References
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