Fast Kernel Learning for Multidimensional Pattern Extrapolation
Andrew Wilson, Elad Gilboa, John P. Cunningham, Arye Nehorai
–Neural Information Processing Systems
The ability to automatically discover patterns and perform extrapolation is an essential quality of intelligent systems. Kernel methods, such as Gaussian processes, have great potential for pattern extrapolation, since the kernel flexibly and interpretably controls the generalisation properties of these methods. However, automatically extrapolating large scale multidimensional patterns is in general difficult, and developing Gaussian process models for this purpose involves several challenges. A vast majority of kernels, and kernel learning methods, currently only succeed in smoothing and interpolation. This difficulty is compounded by the fact that Gaussian processes are typically only tractable for small datasets, and scaling an expressive kernel learning approach poses different challenges than scaling a standard Gaussian process model.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Feb-9-2025, 08:13:41 GMT
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