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Riemannian Stein Variational Gradient Descent for Bayesian Inference

AAAI 2018 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: Stein variational gradient descent · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use RSVGD instead of SVGDBayesian logistic regression · Splice19test accuracyHelped
Use RSVGD instead of SVGDBayesian logistic regression · Covertypetest accuracyHelped
Use RSVGD instead of mean-field VISpherical Admixture Model · 20News-differentlog-perplexityHelped
Use RSVGD instead of GMC or SGGMCSpherical Admixture Model · 20News-differentlog-perplexityHelped
Use the summed Gaussian kernel instead of the SVGD median trick (ablation)RSVGD and SVGD · Bayesian logistic regressiontest accuracyHelped
Use the arcsine kernel instead of the vMF kernel (ablation)RSVGD · Spherical Admixture Modellog-perplexityHurt
Use a naive mini-batch implementation instead of full-batch RSVGD (ablation)RSVGD · Bayesian inference experimentsperformanceHurt
Increase the number of particles (ablation)RSVGD · Spherical Admixture Model, 20News-differentlog-perplexityMixed

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