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Generative Particle Variational Inference via Estimation of Functional Gradients

ICML 2021 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Variational inference theory and gradients · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use GPVI instead of amortized SVGDGenerative particle variational inference · 5D Gaussian density estimationΣ error: 0.58 -> 0.14Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized GFSFGenerative particle variational inference · 5D Gaussian density estimationΣ error: 0.21 -> 0.14Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized KSDGenerative particle variational inference · 5D Gaussian density estimationΣ error: 1.68 -> 0.14Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized SVGDBayesian linear regression · Bayesian linear regressionΣ error: 0.161 -> 0.133Helped
Use GPVI instead of HMCBayesian linear regression · Bayesian linear regressionΣ error: 0.181 -> 0.133Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized SVGDGenerative particle variational inference · MNIST open-categoryAUC: 0.974 -> 0.989Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized GFSFGenerative particle variational inference · MNIST open-categoryAUC: 0.978 -> 0.989Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized SVGDGenerative particle variational inference · CIFAR-10 open-categoryAUC: 0.637 -> 0.677Helped
Use GPVI instead of amortized GFSFGenerative particle variational inference · CIFAR-10 open-categoryAUC: 0.580 -> 0.677Helped
Back-propagate the exact generator functional gradient rather than the amortized SVGD particle gradientGenerative sampler · 4-class multimodal classificationPredictive uncertainty in regions without training dataHelped

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