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Scalable Gaussian Process Separation for Kernels with a Non-Stationary Phase

ICML 2020 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Uncertainty and Gaussian processes · approach: PAC-Bayes and decoupled GP learning · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace batch GP with warpSKI (multiple non-equidistant inducing point sets) for fetal ECG source separationfetal ECG source separation · Fetal ECG (n=5000)inference time and SNR improvement: inference 2.60 s to 0.27 s; SNR 18.6 dB to 18.1 dBMixed
Scale warpSKI to 10^5 input points for fetal ECG separationwarpSKI · Fetal ECG (n=10^5)SNR improvement: 18.2 dB, close to batch GP at n=5000No clear effect
Replace batch GP with warpSKI for fetal ECG hyperparameter learningfetal ECG model learning · Fetal ECG (n=5000)learning time: 28.5 s to 47.4 sHurt
Use warpSKI with non-stationary phase kernel on EIT data (699,825 points)warpSKI · EITnRMSE: 0.176 (EIT) vs 0.217 (BSP)No clear effect

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