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Tikhonov Regularization is Optimal Transport Robust under Martingale Constraints

arXiv 2210.01413 ↗First posted 4 Oct 2022math.OC cs.LG stat.MLcited by 6

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Abstract (arXiv)

Distributionally robust optimization has been shown to offer a principled way to regularize learning models. In this paper, we find that Tikhonov regularization is distributionally robust in an optimal transport sense (i.e., if an adversary chooses distributions in a suitable optimal transport neighborhood of the empirical measure), provided that suitable martingale constraints are also imposed. Further, we introduce a relaxation of the martingale constraints which not only provides a unified viewpoint to a class of existing robust methods but also leads to new regularization tools. To realize these novel tools, tractable computational algorithms are proposed. As a byproduct, the strong duality theorem proved in this paper can be potentially applied to other problems of independent interest.

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