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Variational Inference with Locally Enhanced Bounds for Hierarchical Models

ICML 2022 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Variational inference theory and gradients · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply importance weighting separately to each group's local variables instead of to the full modelVariational inference for hierarchical models · Synthetic hierarchical datasetsfinal lower boundHelped
Apply importance weighting separately to each group's local variables instead of to the full modelVariational inference for hierarchical models · MovieLens100Kfinal lower boundHelped
Apply uncorrected Hamiltonian annealing separately to each group's local variables instead of to the full modelVariational inference for hierarchical models · Synthetic hierarchical datasetstest log-likelihoodNo clear effect
Apply uncorrected Hamiltonian annealing separately to each group's local variables instead of to the full modelVariational inference for hierarchical models · MovieLens100Kfinal lower boundNo clear effect
Use a global importance-weighted objective rather than applying importance weighting per groupVariational inference for hierarchical models · Synthetic hierarchical datasetstest log-likelihoodHurt
Use a global importance-weighted objective rather than applying importance weighting per groupVariational inference for hierarchical models · MovieLens100Kfinal lower boundHurt
Increase the number of importance-weighted samples KLocally-enhanced bounds · Synthetic hierarchical datasetsfinal lower boundHelped

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