Deep Kernels

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• Sebastian Ober and Austin Tripp (University of Cambridge)
• Wednesday 17 November 2021, 11:00-12:30
• Cambridge University Engineering Department ,LR3A.

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Deep kernel learning methods try to combine the expressive power of neural networks with the uncertainty representation of Gaussian processes. This is achieved by learning a feature extractor to transform the input data before using a Gaussian process model. In this talk, we will describe what deep kernel learning is in depth, before discussing recent advances and insights.

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