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Kernel Methods Through the Roof: Handling Billions of Points Efficiently

NeurIPS 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: RKHS kernel methods · 40 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use float32 precision instead of float64 (ablation)Falkon · HIGGSpreconditioner / iteration time: 2337 s -> 1306 s; 4565 s -> 1496 sHelped
move preconditioner to GPU (ablation)Falkon · HIGGSpreconditioner time: 1306 s -> 179 sHelped
use 2 GPUs instead of 1 (ablation)Falkon · HIGGSiteration time: 1344 s -> 693 sHelped
use KeOps for thin blocks matrix-vector products (ablation)Falkon · HIGGSiteration time: 693 s -> 232 sHelped
all GPU optimizations vs original Falkon (ablation)Falkon · HIGGStime: 19.7x preconditioner, 18.8x iterationsHelped
Falkon vs GPyTorch/GPflow SVGP on TAXIFalkon · TAXIRMSE and time: 311.7 vs 315.0, 3628 s vs 37009 sHelped
logistic loss (LogFalkon) instead of squared loss (ablation)Falkon · HIGGS1 - AUC: 0.1804 -> 0.1787Helped
logistic loss (LogFalkon) instead of squared loss (ablation)Falkon · HIGGStime (s): 443 -> 2267Hurt
use low-precision floats vs original FalkonFalkon · HIGGSerrorHurt
single GPU instead of two GPUs (ablation)Falkon · large datasetsrunning time: 1.6x slower on averageHurt

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