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Active Learning of Linear Embeddings for Gaussian Processes

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arxiv 1310.6740 v1 pith:35ZN2Y7J submitted 2013-10-24 stat.ML cs.LG

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We propose an active learning method for discovering low-dimensional structure in high-dimensional Gaussian process (GP) tasks. Such problems are increasingly frequent and important, but have hitherto presented severe practical difficulties. We further introduce a novel technique for approximately marginalizing GP hyperparameters, yielding marginal predictions robust to hyperparameter mis-specification. Our method offers an efficient means of performing GP regression, quadrature, or Bayesian optimization in high-dimensional spaces.

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