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Replace independently restarted proximal-gradient or quasi-Newton solves for a composite neural objective with a curvature-recycling Douglas–Rachford loop. The previous proximal state, residual, and limited-memory BFGS curvature pairs are transported to the next proximal center, reducing expensive loss and gradient evaluations while retaining the cheap nonsmooth proximal operation.
Build an autoencoder whose decoder outputs a monotone quantile function rather than an unconstrained spatial field. The latent representation can be compressed with POD or a neural bottleneck in CDT space, while the decoder guarantees valid transport maps and therefore avoids negative densities, mass drift, and spurious oscillations common in unconstrained reduced-order neural decoders.
Use the paper's explicit pixel-spacing error bound to make radial topological features and losses resolution-aware. Treat intervals whose endpoint changes are below the discretization tolerance as unreliable, and use the bound to select contour resolution or a persistence threshold instead of tuning these quantities arbitrarily. This can improve robustness to rasterization, small contour perturbations, and multi-resolution training.
Construct a learnable spectral pooling block as an erosion followed by its adjoint dilation, making the resulting opening idempotent, increasing, and anti-extensive. The block can suppress frequencies outside a learned passband while guaranteeing that applying it twice does not continue changing the representation, which is useful in multi-stage CNN pyramids and U-Net skip paths.
Paper: Morphological Representation Theory in the Fourier Inf-Semilattice: Universal Decomposition of Frequency-Domain Deep Learning OperatorsarXiv:2608.20399