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Solving The Muon g-2 Anomaly With Natural NMSSM From Generalized Deflected AMSB
We propose to realize (natural) NMSSM spectrum from deflected AMSB with new
messenger-matter interactions. With additional messenger-matter interactions
involving representation messengers, the
muon g-2 anomaly can be solved at (or ) level with the
corresponding gluino mass range
(or ). Besides, our scenario is
fairly natural within which the involved fine tuning can be as low as 47. So,
in the framework of AMSB-type scenarios, NMSSM can be advantageous in
explaining the muon g-2 anomaly in compare with MSSM.Comment: 23 pages, 7 figure
Bivariate linkage analysis of cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the Framingham Heart Study
We performed a bivariate analysis on cholesterol and triglyceride levels on data from the Framingham Heart Study using a new score statistic developed for the detection of potential pleiotropic, or cluster, genes. Univariate score statistics were also computed for each trait. At a significance level 0.001, linkage signals were found at markers GATA48B01 on chromosome 1, GATA21C12 on chromosome 8, and ATA55A11 on chromosome 16 using the bivariate analysis. At the same significance level, linkage signals were found at markers 036yb8 on chromosome 3 and GATA3F02 on chromosome 12 using the univariate analysis. A strong linkage signal was also found at marker GATA112F07 by both the bivariate analysis and the univariate analysis, a marker for which evidence for linkage had been reported previously in a related study
State Generation Method for Humanoid Motion Planning Based on Genetic Algorithm
A new approach to generate the original motion data for humanoid motion planning is presented in this paper. And a state generator is developed based on the genetic algorithm, which enables users to generate various motion states without using any reference motion data. By specifying various types of constraints such as configuration constraints and contact constraints, the state generator can generate stable states that satisfy the constraint conditions for humanoid robots. To deal with the multiple constraints and inverse kinematics, the state generation is finally simplified as a problem of optimizing and searching. In our method, we introduce a convenient mathematic representation for the constraints involved in the state generator, and solve the optimization problem with the genetic algorithm to acquire a desired state. To demonstrate the effectiveness and advantage of the method, a number of motion states are generated according to the requirements of the motion
Heterogeneous Federated Learning on a Graph
Federated learning, where algorithms are trained across multiple
decentralized devices without sharing local data, is increasingly popular in
distributed machine learning practice. Typically, a graph structure exists
behind local devices for communication. In this work, we consider parameter
estimation in federated learning with data distribution and communication
heterogeneity, as well as limited computational capacity of local devices. We
encode the distribution heterogeneity by parametrizing distributions on local
devices with a set of distinct -dimensional vectors. We then propose to
jointly estimate parameters of all devices under the -estimation framework
with the fused Lasso regularization, encouraging an equal estimate of
parameters on connected devices in . We provide a general result for our
estimator depending on , which can be further calibrated to obtain
convergence rates for various specific problem setups. Surprisingly, our
estimator attains the optimal rate under certain graph fidelity condition on
, as if we could aggregate all samples sharing the same distribution. If the
graph fidelity condition is not met, we propose an edge selection procedure via
multiple testing to ensure the optimality. To ease the burden of local
computation, a decentralized stochastic version of ADMM is provided, with
convergence rate where denotes the number of iterations.
We highlight that, our algorithm transmits only parameters along edges of
at each iteration, without requiring a central machine, which preserves
privacy. We further extend it to the case where devices are randomly
inaccessible during the training process, with a similar algorithmic
convergence guarantee. The computational and statistical efficiency of our
method is evidenced by simulation experiments and the 2020 US presidential
election data set.Comment: 61 pages, 4 figure
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