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Note on Interacting Langevin Diffusions: Gradient Structure and Ensemble Kalman Sampler by Garbuno-Inigo, Hoffmann, Li and Stuart
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Note on Interacting Langevin Diffusions: Gradient Structure and Ensemble Kalman Sampler by Garbuno-Inigo, Hoffmann, Li and Stuart
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An interacting system of Langevin dynamics driven particles has been proposed for sampling from a given posterior density by Garbuno-Inigo, Hoffmann, Li and Stuart in Interacting Langevin Diffusions: Gradient Structure and Ensemble Kalman Sampler (arXiv:1903:08866v2). The proposed formulation is primarily studied from a formal mean-field limit perspective, while the theoretical behaviour under a finite particle size is left as an open problem. In this note we demonstrate that the particle-based covariance interaction term requires a non-trivial correction. We also show that the corrected dynamics samples exactly from the desired posterior provided that the empirical covariance matrix of the particle system remains non-singular and the posterior log-density satisfies the standard Bakry-Emery criterion.
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