Predictive Entropy Search for Bayesian Optimization with Unknown Constraints Supplementary Material
Predictive Entropy Search for Bayesian Optimization with Unknown Constraints Supplementary Material
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具有未知约束的贝叶斯优化的预测熵搜索补充材料
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2015
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通讯作者:
Z. Ghahramani
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作者:
M. Gelbart;Matthew W. Hoffman;Ryan P. Adams;Z. Ghahramani
PESC computes a Gaussian approximation to the NFCPD (main text, Eq. (11)) using Expectation Propagation (EP) (Minka, 2001). EP is a method for approximating a product of factors (often a single prior factor and multiple likelihood factors) with a tractable distribution, for example a Gaussian. EP generates a Gaussian approximation by approximating each individual factor with a Gaussian. The product all these Gaussians results in a single Gaussian distribution that approximates the product of all the exact factors. This is in contrast to the Laplace approximation which fits a single Gaussian distribution to the whole posterior. EP can be intuitively understood as fitting the individual Gaussian approximations by minimizing the Kullback-Leibler (KL) divergences between each exact factor and its corresponding Gaussian approximation. This would correspond to matching first and second moments between exact and approximate factors. However, EP does this moment matching in the context of all the other approximate factors, since we are ultimately interested in having a good approximation in regions where the overall posterior probability is high. Concretely, assume we wish to approximate the distribution