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Multi-Task Learning of Conditional Mean Operators: applications to dynamical systems and uncertainty quantification

Estimating conditional statistics and learning representations of a population of conditional distributions are central problems in many data-driven applications, including uncertainty quantification and dynamical systems analysis. Conditional mean operators (CMOs), a class of linear operators between function spaces, resolve these objectives by providing access to a broad class of conditional statistics. However, existing methods typically estimate each CMO independently or constrain it to prespecified function spaces, thereby preventing the exploitation of shared structure across related distributions. In this work, we posit that related CMOs share finite-dimensional input and output fu...

AuthorsSami Chemlal, Thibaut Germain, Rémi Flamary et al.
Primary categorystat.ML
Published28 September 2026
Last updated at source28 September 2026
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