Neha S. Wadia


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Papers:

Neha S. Wadia, Ryan Zarcone, Michael R. DeWeese
A Solution to the Fokker-Planck Equation for Slowly Driven Brownian Motion: Emergent Geometry and a Formula for the Corresponding Thermodynamic Metric
Physical Review E, 2022. journal arxiv

Neha S. Wadia, Daniel Duckworth, Sam Schoenholz, Ethan Dyer, Jascha Sohl-Dickstein
Whitening and Second Order Optimization Both Make Information in the Dataset Unusable During Training, and Can Reduce or Prevent Generalization
Proceedings of the 27th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), 2021. journal arxiv

Charles Frye, Jamie Simon, Neha S. Wadia, Andrew Ligeralde, Michael R. DeWeese, Kristofer Bouchard
Critical Point-Finding Methods Reveal Gradient-Flat Regions of Deep Network Losses
Neural Computation, 2021. journal arxiv

Eric B. Norrgard, Eustace R. Edwards, Daniel J. McCarron, Matthew H. Steinecker, David DeMille, Shah Saad Alam, Stephen K. Peck, Neha S. Wadia, Larry R. Hunter
Hyperfine structure of the $B^3\Pi_1$ state and predictions of optical cycling behavior in the $X\rightarrow B$ transition of TlF
Physical Review A, 2017. journal arxiv

Workshop proceedings:

Neha S. Wadia, Michael I. Jordan, Michael Muehlebach
Optimization with Adaptive Step Size Selection from a Dynamical Systems Perspective
NeurIPS Workshop on Optimization for Machine Learning (OptML), 2021. link

Under review:

Neha S. Wadia, Yatin Dandi, Michael I. Jordan
A Gentle Introduction to Gradient-Based Optimization and Variational Inequalities for Machine Learning
In review at J. Stat. Mech. (JSTAT). arxiv

Preprints:

Charles Frye, Neha S. Wadia, Michael R. DeWeese, Kristofer Bouchard
Numerically Recovering the Critical Points of a Deep Linear Autoencoder
arXiv preprint, 2019. arxiv

Talks

Slowly Driven Brownian Motion: Emergent Geometry and the Thermodynamic Metric

The Impact of Whitening and Second-Order Optimization on Generalization