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Neural Monge Map estimation and its applications
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Monge map refers to the optimal transport map between two probability distributions and provides a principled approach to transform one distribution to another. Neural network based optimal transport map solver has gained great attention in recent years. Along this line, we present a scalable algorithm for computing the neural Monge map between two probability distributions. Our algorithm is based on a weak form of the optimal transport problem, thus it only requires samples from the marginals instead of their analytic expressions, and can accommodate optimal transport between two distributions with different dimensions. Our algorithm is suitable for general cost functions, compared with other existing methods for estimating Monge maps using samples, which are usually for quadratic costs. The performance of our algorithms is demonstrated through a series of experiments with both synthetic and realistic data, including text-to-image generation and image inpainting tasks.
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Stability of the Monge Map in Semi-Dual Optimal Transport
Semi-dual optimal transport has a degenerate saddle-point structure equivalent to constrained optimization, with necessary and sufficient conditions derived for Monge map convergence independent of dual potential optimality.
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Stability of the Monge Map in Semi-Dual Optimal Transport
Semi-dual optimal transport has a degenerate saddle-point structure whose solution is a constrained optimization problem, giving necessary and sufficient conditions for Monge map convergence independent of dual optimality.
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Stability of the Monge Map in Semi-Dual Optimal Transport
Semi-dual OT formulation has degenerate saddle-point structure; necessary and sufficient conditions for Monge map convergence are derived without requiring dual potential optimality.
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