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Normalizing Flow Maps

Machine Learning, Deep Learning and seminar by Joey Bose, Imperial College London

Hosted by Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing

Tuesday 09:45 Los Angeles (GMT-7)

Recording available

Berkeley, United States
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48 min

Abstract

Normalizing Flow Maps learn invertible transports between arbitrary pairs of times while retaining exact density evaluation. This combines few-step generation with likelihoods and sampling in both temporal directions. The talk develops pointwise and distributional consistency objectives, including forward and reverse KL formulations, connecting flow-map regression with likelihood training. Image-generation experiments and equilibrium sampling of small peptides test the approach against earlier normalizing-flow methods.

Topics

invertible transportsdensity evaluationfew-step generationlikelihoodsdistributional consistencyreverse KLequilibrium sampling