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This research applies mixed-integer convex optimization techniques to estimate discrete distributions under stochastic order constraints, specifically targeting search behavior analysis on real-world platforms. By integrating prior knowledge of precedence relations into the estimation task, the method achieves measurable improvements in Jensen-Shannon divergence for small sample sizes compared to existing approaches. While rooted in advanced mathematical statistics and operations research, its core contribution lies in refining machine learning inference through structured optimization rather than introducing new AI architectures or quantum capabilities.
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Simultaneous estimation of multiple discrete unimodal distributions under stochastic order constraints

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arXiv:2603.11532v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: We study the problem of estimating multiple discrete unimodal distributions, motivated by search behavior analysis on a real-world platform. To incorporate prior knowledge of precedence relations among distributions, we impose stochastic order constraints and formulate the estimation task as a mixed-integer convex quadratic optimization problem. Experiments on both synthetic and real datasets show that the proposed method reduces the Jensen-Shannon divergence by 2.2% on average (up to 6.3%) when the sample size is small, while performing comparably to existing methods when sufficient data are available.

Abstract:We study the problem of estimating multiple discrete unimodal distributions, motivated by search behavior analysis on a real-world platform. To incorporate prior knowledge of precedence relations among distributions, we impose stochastic order constraints and formulate the estimation task as a mixed-integer convex quadratic optimization problem. Experiments on both synthetic and real datasets show that the proposed method reduces the Jensen-Shannon divergence by 2.2% on average (up to 6.3%) when the sample size is small, while performing comparably to existing methods when sufficient data are available.

Optimization and Control (math.OC); Machine Learning (cs.LG); Methodology (stat.ME)

arXiv:2603.11532 [math.OC]

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