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Logo JMLR GPML Gaussian Processes for Machine Learning Toolbox 4.1

by hn - November 27, 2017, 19:26:13 CET [ Project Homepage BibTeX Download ] 87038 views, 19388 downloads, 0 subscriptions

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About: The GPML toolbox is a flexible and generic Octave/Matlab implementation of inference and prediction with Gaussian process models. The toolbox offers exact inference, approximate inference for non-Gaussian likelihoods (Laplace's Method, Expectation Propagation, Variational Bayes) as well for large datasets (FITC, VFE, KISS-GP). A wide range of covariance, likelihood, mean and hyperprior functions allows to create very complex GP models.

Changes:

Logdet-estimation functionality for grid-based approximate covariances

  • Lanczos subspace estimation

  • Chebyshef polynomial expansion

More generic infEP functionality

  • dense computations and sparse approximations using the same code

  • covering KL inference as a special cas of EP

New infKL function contributed by Emtiyaz Khan and Wu Lin

  • Conjugate-Computation Variational Inference algorithm

  • much more scalable than previous versions

Time-series covariance functions on the positive real line

  • covW (i-times integrated) Wiener process covariance

  • covOU (i-times integrated) Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process covariance (contributed by Juan Pablo Carbajal)

  • covULL underdamped linear Langevin process covariance (contributed by Robert MacKay)

  • covFBM Fractional Brownian motion covariance

New covariance functions

  • covWarp implements k(w(x),w(z)) where w is a "warping" function

  • covMatern has been extended to also accept non-integer distance parameters


Logo PILCO policy search framework 0.9

by marc - September 27, 2013, 12:45:12 CET [ Project Homepage BibTeX BibTeX for corresponding Paper Download ] 20603 views, 3238 downloads, 0 subscriptions

About: Data-efficient policy search framework using probabilistic Gaussian process models

Changes:

Initial Announcement on mloss.org.