articleJan 3, 2003Closed access
Fast Marginal Likelihood Maximisation for Sparse Bayesian Models
Abstract
The 'sparse Bayesian' modelling approach, as exemplified by the 'relevance vector machine ', enables sparse classification and regression functions to be obtained by linearlyweighting a small nmnber of fixed basis functions from a large dictionary of potential candidates. Such a model conveys a nmnber of advantages over the related and very popular 'support vector machine', but the necessary 'training' procedure optimisation of the marginal likelihood function is typically much slower. We describe a new and highly accelerated algorithm which exploits recently-elucidated properties of the marginal likelihood function to enable maximisation…
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- Marginal likelihood
- Computer science
- Weighting
- Bayesian probability
- Artificial intelligence
- Basis (linear algebra)
- Machine learning
- Likelihood function
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