[LG] GradInf: Gradient Estimation as Probabilistic Inference
G Arya, M Huot, M Schauer, A K. Lew… [CMU & MIT & Chalmers University of Technology] (2026)
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You need to check out 'Quantum Field Theory and Differential Geometry' by Chen, a really nice history and primer on the physical idea behind topological Yang Mills theory.
Short (22 pages), clearly written and very well suited for beginners and self learners. The reference list is quite good as well, for those willing to go further.
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In this work, the authors treat the training as a chaotic dynamical system, derive risk bounds wrt where weights can go if trained for a long time. Use the theory to define a generalization metric and test it on grokking. Dense but very interesting!
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The main idea behind generative diffusions and flow matchings (ie, reverting the heat equation to transport something onto a gaussian) had been studied by mathematicians since (at least) 2010, under the name of « Kim-Milman map », see
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