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NIPS
2004
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Using the Equivalent Kernel to Understand Gaussian Process Regression
The equivalent kernel [1] is a way of understanding how Gaussian process regression works for large sample sizes based on a continuum limit. In this paper we show (1) how to appro...
Peter Sollich, Christopher K. I. Williams
TNN
2008
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Towards the Optimal Design of Numerical Experiments
This paper addresses the problem of the optimal design of numerical experiments for the construction of nonlinear surrogate models. We describe a new method, called learner disagre...
S. Gazut, J.-M. Martinez, Gérard Dreyfus, Y...
DCC
2009
IEEE
14 years 7 months ago
Compressed Kernel Perceptrons
Kernel machines are a popular class of machine learning algorithms that achieve state of the art accuracies on many real-life classification problems. Kernel perceptrons are among...
Slobodan Vucetic, Vladimir Coric, Zhuang Wang
ML
2008
ACM
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On reoptimizing multi-class classifiers
Significant changes in the instance distribution or associated cost function of a learning problem require one to reoptimize a previously-learned classifier to work under new cond...
Chris Bourke, Kun Deng, Stephen D. Scott, Robert E...
NIPS
2001
13 years 8 months ago
The Emergence of Multiple Movement Units in the Presence of Noise and Feedback Delay
Tangential hand velocity profiles of rapid human arm movements often appear as sequences of several bell-shaped acceleration-deceleration phases called submovements or movement un...
Michael Kositsky, Andrew G. Barto