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Analysis of Algorithms on Dense Matrices using Approximate Message Passing

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A specific algorithmic claim: iterating a centered, rescaled dense random matrix with a component-wise nonlinearity plus an explicit Onsager reaction term yields vectors whose coordinates converge to an IID Gaussian law described by a scalar state evolution. Rigorous proofs cover Gaussian matrices and polynomial nonlinearities; the reaction term exactly cancels reversing paths (leaving non-reversing trees), enabling CLT-style moments. Works empirically beyond polynomials and separability; proofs currently hold for any fixed number of iterations (breakdown expected near log N).

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  1. 0:00Introduction and motivation
  2. 1:03Sparse graph algorithms
  3. 2:22Planted subgraph example
  4. 6:08Belief propagation
  5. 9:25Independent subtree analysis
  6. 12:13Approximate message passing
  7. 16:57Formalizing the AMP iteration
  8. 21:00Gaussian convergence theorem
  9. 24:21Conditioning technique
  10. 28:57Complexity and stability
  11. 32:36Proof for linear functions
  12. 37:47Generalization to polynomials
  13. 44:12Applications and open problems
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