Abstract:Learning kernels in operators from data is a fundamental task that arises in nonlocal continuum mechanics, operator learning, and interacting particle systems. A central question is how the roughness of input data impacts the accuracy of kernel recovery. We quantify the roughness of the input data via its spectral decay exponent and analyze how it determines the degree of ill-posedness of the inverse problem and, consequently, the convergence rates of the Tikhonov-regularized estimator in the small-noise limit. Within this framework, we identify a phase transition between an under-rough regime, in which rougher data improves recovery, and an over-rough regime, in which further roughening leads to slower rates. These theoretical findings are supported by numerical experiments ranging from idealized settings to more realistic configurations, with quantitative agreement in the former and broad consistency of the main trends in the latter.
From: Jihong Wang [view email]
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