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GSoC_2015_project_fundamental
Heiko Strathmann edited this page Feb 11, 2015
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Linear Latent Gaussian Models: Linear and non-linear
Easy/medium/advanced. You need to be able to
- get confused by C/C++
- trim beards
- count socks
Models: State space dynamics are linear Gaussian Observation links might be Gaussian but can also be non-linear. Both learning closedand inference.
Models:
- LGSSM
- Kalman filter for inference
- EM for learning
- HO-Kalman for fast EM learning
- Non-linear GSSM: Let's focus on exp-family link functions
- Inference: variational, EP for the E-step
- Learning: variational EM, See Büsing & Macke "Non-linear Kalman"
Other ideas:
- Use existing EM framework for the variational apprixmate methods
- Could be that we need to change it, maybe even another iteration on GMMs
- HMM re-implementation. Viterbi, Baum Welch, all neat and clean? Notebook?
- Other Linear Gaussian models: FA, PPCA, also work with the above algorihtms (EM, gradient descent)
- ARD for LGMs. Prior on columns of projection matrix, compute posterior
Write about details of the project here.
- More Random forests (BART)
- Please put your ideas here
Parts of the project that would be cool once the core is finished.
Motivation to get involved here.
- Put a list of ressources/links here
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