Deep Neural Network Estimator
Deep neural network (DNN) estimators are increasingly used for statistical inference and prediction tasks, aiming to improve accuracy and efficiency compared to traditional methods. Current research focuses on developing robust DNN architectures and algorithms, including sparse-penalized regularization and adversarial training, to handle various data types (e.g., dependent, high-dimensional) and loss functions. These advancements enable applications in diverse fields, such as performance modeling of AI accelerators, time series prediction, and causal inference (e.g., estimating average treatment effects), offering improved accuracy and scalability for complex problems. The development of reliable confidence intervals and efficient subsampling techniques further enhances the practical utility of DNN estimators for statistical inference.
Papers
It's all about PR -- Smart Benchmarking AI Accelerators using Performance Representatives
Alexander Louis-Ferdinand Jung, Jannik Steinmetz, Jonathan Gietz, Konstantin Lübeck, Oliver Bringmann
Deep learning from strongly mixing observations: Sparse-penalized regularization and minimax optimality
William Kengne, Modou Wade