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Mixed-Variable Black-Box Optimisation Using Value Proposal Trees

AAAI 2023 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Bayesian optimization · approach: High-dimensional Bayesian optimization · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add tree-based regression and clustering to select high-potential candidate regions (ablation)VPT · SVM-Boston and NASBench-101optimization performanceHelped
Add tree-based regression and clustering to select high-potential candidate regions (ablation)VPT · Func2C, Func3C, and Reizman-Suzukioptimization performanceMixed
Select from the top clustered value-proposal region instead of considering every categorical combination (ablation)VPT · XG-MNIST and NASBench-101mean wall-clock time per BO iteration: 5.2359 -> 4.7051; 4.2158 -> 4.1572Helped
Select from the top clustered value-proposal region instead of considering every categorical combination (ablation)VPT · Func2C, Func3C, Reizman-Suzuki, and SVM-Bostonmean wall-clock time per BO iteration: 2.3063 -> 2.5666; 2.5372 -> 2.5346; 2.2138 -> 2.3854; 2.4609 -> 2.5397Mixed
Use global non-local candidate regions rather than local trust-region selectionVPT · mixed-variable benchmarksoptimization performanceHelped

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