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Replaced conditionally affine scalar transforms by monotonic neural networks, including deep sigmoidal flow modules for richer density estimation and variational posterior approximation.
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The source's universal-approximation statements require positive continuous densities and convergence in distribution, not exact finite-network representation of arbitrary discrete or singular laws. Monotonicity needs positivity/activation assumptions; invertibility alone does not give a cheap closed-form inverse. Theorems were read as statements, not independently replayed.
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Chin-Wei Huang; David Krueger; Alexandre Lacoste; Aaron Courville
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Neural autoregressive flows with monotonic neural transformers
Replaced conditionally affine scalar transforms by monotonic neural networks, including deep sigmoidal flow modules for richer density estimation and variational posterior approximation.
Scientific scope
The source's universal-approximation statements require positive continuous densities and convergence in distribution, not exact finite-network representation of arbitrary discrete or singular laws. Monotonicity needs positivity/activation assumptions; invertibility alone does not give a cheap closed-form inverse. Theorems were read as statements, not independently replayed.
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People and systems
Chin-Wei Huang; David Krueger; Alexandre Lacoste; Aaron Courville
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.