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The Kernel Kalman Rule — Efficient Nonparametric Inference with Recursive Least Squares

AAAI 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: RKHS kernel methods · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace kernel Bayes' rule with kernel Kalman ruleRKHS belief update · Gaussian expectation estimationMSE of hidden stateHelped
replace kernel Bayes' rule (a) with kernel Kalman ruleRKHS belief update · 10 updates on 100 estimatesmean time (s): 1.2149 s -> 0.0813 sHelped
learn conditional operators on 500 samples (subspace KKR) with 100 reference samples instead of 100 samples (ablation)KKR · 10 updates on 100 estimatesmean time (s): 0.0813 s -> 0.1074 sNo clear effect
use KKF/subKKF instead of other nonparametric filters (KBF(a), KKF-CEO)pendulum filtering · PendulumMSEHelped
use subKKF instead of UKFquad-link prediction · Quad-link 1-3 step predictionmean Euclidean distanceHelped

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