Agentic AI for Digital Twin
Alexander Timms, Abigail Langbridge, et al.
AAAI 2025
Estimating dependency structures from noisy multivariate variables is fundamentally important in many applications. Of particular importance in practice is anomaly localization, which is to compute a variable-wise anomaly score by comparing a target dependency structure to a reference structure. In this task, stably and accurately estimating the dependency structures is the key. First, we present an ℓ0-elastic net model for estimating sparse inverse covariance matrices. Then we introduce a framework for anomaly localization that utilizes both the ℓ0-elastic net model and a transfer learning model. Although ℓ0-constrained optimization is known to be challenging, we introduce a hard thresholding line-search algorithm to efficiently solve these graphical models. Using synthetic and real-world data sets, we demonstrate that the proposed ℓ0-based method systematically outperforms alternative methods in many use-cases.
Alexander Timms, Abigail Langbridge, et al.
AAAI 2025
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ACL 2022