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Collaborative Multi-output Gaussian Processes

Conference Paper Accepted Paper Artificial Intelligence · Machine Learning · Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

We introduce the collaborative multi-output Gaussian process (GP) model for learning dependent tasks with very large datasets. The model fosters task correlations by mixing sparse processes and sharing multiple sets of inducing points. This facilitates the application of variational inference and the derivation of an evidence lower bound that decomposes across inputs and outputs. We learn all the parameters of the model in a single stochastic optimization framework that scales to a large number of observations per output and a large number of outputs. We demonstrate our approach on a toy problem, two medium-sized datasets and a large dataset. The model achieves superior performance compared to single output learning and previous multi-output GP models, confirming the benefits of correlating sparsity structure of the outputs via the inducing points.

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Venue
Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence
Archive span
1985-2025
Indexed papers
3717
Paper id
574414374501091801
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