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This is a Pytorch implementation of [normalizing flows on tori and spheres, ICML 2020]

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Overview

This is a Pytorch implementation of Normalizing Flows on Tori and Spheres by Rezende et al. All 3 flows on spheres MS, EMP, and EMSRE are implemented, and the Table.1 results have been reproduced.

This is another great and helpful JAX attempt I refered though the experiment of (N=24, K=1) fails in their case.

Experiments

We conduct the experiments reported in the Table.1 in the paper, and compare results below (theirs/ours):

Quantitative

Model KL ESS
MS 0.05 / 0.03 90% / 96%
EMP 0.50 / 0.59 43% / 42%
EMSRE 0.82 / 0.81 42% / 48%
EMSRE 0.19 / 0.19 75% / 82%
EMSRE 0.10 / 0.16 85% / 84%

Qualitative

Tagrgt Density Approximated Density by MS Approximated Density by EMSRE Approximated Density by EMP
s2_target_density flow_density_MS flow_density_EMSRE flow_density_EMP

Run

pip install -r requirements.txt

# run MS
python MS.py --N 1 --Km 12 --Ks 32
# run EMSRE
python EMSRE --N 24 --K 1
# run EMP
python EMP.py --N 1

Some derivations

  1. The gradient of spline transforms: check the paper Neural Spline Flows

  2. The gradient of mobius transforms :

Note that we only want the determinant of the gradient . As the mobius transform maps a point in a circle into another point in the circle, we can have:

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