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This research provides closed-form integral formulas for anti-symmetric Gaunt coefficients, enabling a ninefold reduction in tensor product evaluations for SO(3)-equivariant neural networks. By simplifying the Vector Signal Tensor Product, the work offers a practical method to balance expressivity and runtime in equivariant architectures. The findings are particularly relevant for researchers optimizing computational efficiency in geometric deep learning applications.
Integral Formulas for Vector Signal Tensor Products
arXiv:2603.08630v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: We derive integral formulas that simplify the Vector Signal Tensor Product recently introduced by Xie et al., which generalizes the Gaunt tensor product to anti-symmetric couplings. In particular, we obtain explicit closed-form expressions for the anti-symmetric analogues of the Gaunt coefficients. This enables us to simulate the Clebsch-Gordan tensor product using a single Vector Signal Tensor Product, yielding up to a $9\times$ reduction in the required tensor product evaluations. Our results enable efficient and practical implementations of the Vector Signal Tensor Product, paving the way for applications of this generalization of Gaunt Tensor Products in $\mathrm{SO}(3)$-equivariant neural networks. Moreover, we discuss how the Gaunt and the Vector Signal Tensor Products allow to control the expressivity-runtime tradeoff associated with the usual Clebsch-Gordan Tensor Products. Finally, we investigate low rank decompositions of the normalizations of the considered tensor products in view of their use in equivariant neural networks.
Abstract:We derive integral formulas that simplify the Vector Signal Tensor Product recently introduced by Xie et al., which generalizes the Gaunt tensor product to anti-symmetric couplings. In particular, we obtain explicit closed-form expressions for the anti-symmetric analogues of the Gaunt coefficients. This enables us to simulate the Clebsch-Gordan tensor product using a single Vector Signal Tensor Product, yielding up to a $9\times$ reduction in the required tensor product evaluations. Our results enable efficient and practical implementations of the Vector Signal Tensor Product, paving the way for applications of this generalization of Gaunt Tensor Products in $\mathrm{SO}(3)$-equivariant neural networks. Moreover, we discuss how the Gaunt and the Vector Signal Tensor Products allow to control the expressivity-runtime tradeoff associated with the usual Clebsch-Gordan Tensor Products. Finally, we investigate low rank decompositions of the normalizations of the considered tensor products in view of their use in equivariant neural networks.
Machine Learning (cs.LG); Computational Physics (physics.comp-ph)
arXiv:2603.08630 [cs.LG]
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