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Avoiding Premature Collapse: Adaptive Annealing for Entropy-Regularized Structural Inference

by Yizhi Liu arxiv/2601.23039
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Differentiable matching layers and residual connection paradigms, often implemented via entropy-regularized Optimal Transport (OT), serve as critical mechanisms in structural prediction and architectural scaling. However, recovering discrete permutations or maintaining identity mappings via annealing $ε\to 0$ is notoriously unstable. In this work, we identify a fundamental mechanism for this failure: \textbf{Premature Mode Collapse}. By analyzing the non-normal dynamics of the Sinkhorn fixed-...

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@misc{arxiv_2601_23039,
  author = {Yizhi Liu},
  title = {Avoiding Premature Collapse: Adaptive Annealing for Entropy-Regularized Structural Inference Paper},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.23039}},
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Yizhi Liu. (2026). Avoiding Premature Collapse: Adaptive Annealing for Entropy-Regularized Structural Inference [Paper]. Free2AITools. https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.23039

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"Differentiable matching layers and residual connection paradigms, often implemented via entropy-regularized Optimal Transport (OT), serve as critical mechanisms in structural prediction and architectural scaling. However, recovering discrete permutations or maintaining identity mappings via annealing $ε\to 0$ is notoriously unstable. In this work, we identify a fundamental mechanism for this failure: \textbf{Premature Mode Collapse}. By analyzing the non-normal dynamics of the Sinkhorn fixed-..."

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@article{Liu2026Avoiding,
  title={Avoiding Premature Collapse: Adaptive Annealing for Entropy-Regularized Structural Inference},
  author={Yizhi Liu},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2601.23039},
  year={2026}
}

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