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I'm trying to perform a Gaussian Process Regression on the following series of data points (X and Y): X Y 0.00001 -6.8200000000000003 0.00014 -6.8073846153846160 0.00042 -6.6818333333333326 ...
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I've implemented standard homoskedastic multitask Gaussian process regression using GPyTorch as follows: class MyModel(gpytorch.models.ExactGP): def __init__(self, X, Y, likelihood): super(...
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I'm trying to use sklearn.GaussianProccessRegression to fit data, then estimate new points using the regression. The predictions need to be positive (preferably above a specified minimum). I'd like to ...
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I am performing GaussianProcess regression of a function-to-function relationship. I have N different functions sampled at discrete points p to build an input X whose shape is N by p and these map row ...
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I have some data and I would like a GP that gives me an approximate distribution of the samples that will arise in the future, not uncertainty over the posterior. # Parameters for the solar plant ...
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I do not notice any performance improvements when using GaussianProcessRegressor on a machine which has 8 cores (16 threads), although i do only use physical cores. So I wonder, is the ...
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I'm implementing a Gaussian Process Regression (GPR) model in Python using a Squared Exponential Kernel. However, I'm encountering a ValueError during the matrix multiplication step of the predict ...
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Im trying to do a Bayesian optimization in a robot simulator to find optimal Kd and Kp values that fit a desired trajectory (Sinusoidal motion). First I make some random movements of the arm using ...
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Here is my script to predict targets on the final date of a timeseries dataset. I am trying to incorporate a GaussianProcessRegressor model to find the best hyperparameters using GridSearchCV: (Note ...
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I am trying to fit multiple observations to a single Gaussian Process. I try to fit the data of two observations (Y) like this: import numpy as np from sklearn.gaussian_process import ...
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I'm fitting data (2d input, 2d output) to a Gaussian Process from Sklearn but when trying to get the covariance matrix I'm getting a 2d vector, not a matrix. For some examples, it works fine (returns ...
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I only have miniconda, as i was unable to download anaconda in full, but I am able to import sklearn and hundreds of other programs normally. However, when I try and import the load_digits part, as ...
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I am coding one, but the results just don't like as they should. Is there a resource out there that manually performs GP regression on a toy example? Like, do they 1) create the distance function 2) ...
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Let us say we are fitting a GP on a multidimensional dataset. N - Number of data points [O(N^3), which is known] D - Dimensionality of each input M - Dimensionality of each output Can someone tell ...
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I'm using the following kernel for my Gaussian process regression with optimizer as Adam. But when i print the model optimized parameters the length scales are not in the interval range i provided. ...
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I am attempting to use Gaussian process regression to estimate a function with two inputs and one output. I know the following about my function: if x1 == x2, then f(x1, x2) = 0 if f(x1, x2) = y, ...
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I am trying to use fit a sklearn Gaussian process regressor to my data. The data has periodicity but no mean trend, so I defined a kernel similarly to the tutorial on the Mauna Loa data, without the ...
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I'm training a Gaussian Process regressor in a mix of categorical and numerical features, and for most categorical features, the amount of data I have is ok, but some categorical features are really ...
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I want to generate multiple samples from one function call of pymc's sample_posterior_predictive(). In the previous version pymc3 there was an argument called 'samples', here is an example https://www....
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I'm trying to find the optimal variance and lengthscale of a 2D model using Gaussian Process (by using the GPy package in Python). I already found the code to do just that, you can see it below: # ...
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I recently reproduce a deep learing model for imaging deblurring, which title is Deep Multi-scale Convolutional Neural Network for Dynamic Scene Deblurring,publised in 2017. The paper mensioned that ...
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I am following a tutorial on Gaussian Process Latent Variable Model here is the link https://pyro.ai/examples/gplvm.html It is a dimension-reduction method. Now I want to evaluate the model and find ...
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How can I implement a decision tree which performs a Gaussian Process classification in the leafs? I want to do that in the context of an image segmentation.
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Question: How do I define the kernel of a Gaussian Process Regressor using BayesSearchCV? I'm trying to optimize hyperparameters in a gaussian process model using BayesSearchCV from skopt. It seems ...
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I am trying to learn a multivariate normal covariance matrix (Sigma, ∑) using some observations. The way I went at it is by using pytorch.distributions.MultivariateNormal: import torch from torch....
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