approximate gaussian process inference
Approximate Gaussian process inference for the drift function in stochastic differential equations
We introduce a nonparametric approach for estimating drift functions in systems of stochastic differential equations from incomplete observations of the state vector. Using a Gaussian process prior over the drift as a function of the state vector, we develop an approximate EM algorithm to deal with the unobserved, latent dynamics between observations. The posterior over states is approximated by a piecewise linearized process and the MAP estimation of the drift is facilitated by a sparse Gaussian process regression.
Approximate Gaussian process inference for the drift function in stochastic differential equations
Andreas Ruttor, Philipp Batz, Manfred Opper
We introduce a nonparametric approach for estimating drift functions in systems of stochastic differential equations from sparse observat ions of the state vector. Using a Gaussian process prior over the drift as a function of the state vector, we develop an approximate EM algorithm to deal with the unobser ved, latent dynamics between observations. The posterior over states is appr oximated by a piecewise linearized process of the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck type and the M AP estimation of the drift is facilitated by a sparse Gaussian process regressio n.
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Approximate Gaussian process inference for the drift function in stochastic differential equations
Andreas Ruttor, Philipp Batz, Manfred Opper
We introduce a nonparametric approach for estimating drift functions in systems of stochastic differential equations from sparse observat ions of the state vector. Using a Gaussian process prior over the drift as a function of the state vector, we develop an approximate EM algorithm to deal with the unobser ved, latent dynamics between observations. The posterior over states is appr oximated by a piecewise linearized process of the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck type and the M AP estimation of the drift is facilitated by a sparse Gaussian process regressio n.
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Approximate Gaussian process inference for the drift function in stochastic differential equations
We introduce a nonparametric approach for estimating drift functions in systems of stochastic differential equations from incomplete observations of the state vector. Using a Gaussian process prior over the drift as a function of the state vector, we develop an approximate EM algorithm to deal with the unobserved, latent dynamics between observations. The posterior over states is approximated by a piecewise linearized process and the MAP estimation of the drift is facilitated by a sparse Gaussian process regression.
Approximate Gaussian process inference for the drift function in stochastic differential equations
Ruttor, Andreas, Batz, Philipp, Opper, Manfred
We introduce a nonparametric approach for estimating drift functions in systems of stochastic differential equations from incomplete observations of the state vector. Using a Gaussian process prior over the drift as a function of the state vector, we develop an approximate EM algorithm to deal with the unobserved, latent dynamics between observations. The posterior over states is approximated by a piecewise linearized process and the MAP estimation of the drift is facilitated by a sparse Gaussian process regression. Papers published at the Neural Information Processing Systems Conference.
Approximate Gaussian process inference for the drift function in stochastic differential equations
Ruttor, Andreas, Batz, Philipp, Opper, Manfred
We introduce a nonparametric approach for estimating drift functions in systems of stochastic differential equations from incomplete observations of the state vector. Using a Gaussian process prior over the drift as a function of the state vector, we develop an approximate EM algorithm to deal with the unobserved, latent dynamics between observations. The posterior over states is approximated by a piecewise linearized process and the MAP estimation of the drift is facilitated by a sparse Gaussian process regression.
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