EntroPath defines a free-energy dissimilarity from maximum-entropy random walk path ensembles and proves it converges to squared geodesic distance in the short-time limit via Varadhan's formula.
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Visualizing structure and transitions in high-dimensional biological data
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Sparse autoencoders resolve superposition in image-based neuron representations, recovering geometric fidelity and enabling scRNA-seq adaptation plus GW-map alignment to reconstruct pathology pathways without spatial transcriptomics.
Topo-GS repurposes 3D Gaussian Splatting with local geometric constraints and topology-aware losses to produce continuous volumetric embeddings of high-dimensional data.
MAPLE enhances UMAP via self-supervised MMCRs to untangle complex manifolds, yielding clearer clusters and finer subclusters than standard UMAP at similar cost.
A tractable estimator for functional KL divergence provides a coherent way to compare trajectory inference methods and reveal discrepancies in inferred dynamics from snapshot data.
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EntroPath: Maximum Entropy Path Ensemble Embedding for Manifold Learning
EntroPath defines a free-energy dissimilarity from maximum-entropy random walk path ensembles and proves it converges to squared geodesic distance in the short-time limit via Varadhan's formula.
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Resolving superposition in AI for interpretability and cross-modal alignment in patient-neuronal images
Sparse autoencoders resolve superposition in image-based neuron representations, recovering geometric fidelity and enabling scRNA-seq adaptation plus GW-map alignment to reconstruct pathology pathways without spatial transcriptomics.
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Topo-GS: Continuous Volumetric Embedding of High-Dimensional Data via Topological Gaussian Splatting
Topo-GS repurposes 3D Gaussian Splatting with local geometric constraints and topology-aware losses to produce continuous volumetric embeddings of high-dimensional data.
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MAPLE: Self-Supervised Learning-Enhanced Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction for Visual Analysis
MAPLE enhances UMAP via self-supervised MMCRs to untangle complex manifolds, yielding clearer clusters and finer subclusters than standard UMAP at similar cost.
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Relative Entropy Estimation in Function Space: Theory and Applications to Trajectory Inference
A tractable estimator for functional KL divergence provides a coherent way to compare trajectory inference methods and reveal discrepancies in inferred dynamics from snapshot data.