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Gaussian Process-Based Real-Time Learning for Safety Critical Applications

ICML 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Algorithms with explicit predictors

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace exact sequential GP with LoG-GP tree aggregation (MoE variant)GP regression for real-time learning · SARCOS, buzz, electric regressionaverage update time: updates up to 10 times faster than existing streaming methodsHelped
Use locally active GP aggregation with MoE/gPoE/rBCM LoG-GP variantsGP prediction · SARCOS, buzz, electric regressionaverage prediction time: comparable to ISSGP (about 0.12-0.19 ms vs 0.16-0.19 ms)No clear effect
Use MoE-LoG-GP instead of vanilla GP in event-triggered controlevent-triggered learning control on pendulum · pendulum control simulationnumber of learning events: 1741 events vs 1310 for vanilla GPHurt
Use MoE-LoG-GP instead of vanilla GP in event-triggered controlevent-triggered learning control on pendulum · pendulum control simulationreal-time feasibility of prediction/update times: vanilla GP exceeds inter-event time after about t=120s; LoG-GP stays fast enoughHelped

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