Log Signatures and Neural Controlled Differential Equations

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• James Morrill (University of Oxford)
• Tuesday 16 March 2021, 14:00-14:25
• Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute.

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TGMW89 - Unlocking Data Streams

Neural Ordinary Differential Equations are the continuous time extension of residual networks. They combine two dominant modelling paradigms in Neural Networks and Differential Equations and result in a host of benefits over a standard neural net. However, being ODEs, their solution trajectory is uniquely defined by the initial state of the system. In the case of sequential data (e.g. a time series), it is imperative that the solution trajectory can be updated based on incoming data. In this talk we describe the Neural Controlled Differential Equation – which can be thought as ODE extension to an RNN - and depends continuously on the incoming data. We give experiments that demonstrate state-of-the-art performance across a range of modelling tasks, and go on to describe the application areas the model is expected to be of most utility.

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