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[R] Maximum likelihood estimation can fail due to "Manifold Overfitting"
April 19, 2022, 2:56 a.m. | /u/domnitus
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This paper out today seems to make the bold claim that maximum likelihood estimation is not a well-posed training objective in deep generative modelling. The manifold hypothesis says that observed high-dimensional data clusters around low-dimensional manifolds, but maximum likelihood methods (e.g. VAE, normalizing flows) learn high-dimensional densities. The paper argues that the mismatch between dimensionalities will lead to a problem called "manifold overfitting".
Models are able to maximize likelihood in high-dimensions by sending the density to infinity around …
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