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48 results for Bayes regression

Smart Bayes integrates generative and discriminative features for improved classification.

problem Improving classification performance by combining generative and discriminative modeling.
method Integrates generative likelihood-ratio features into a logistic-regression-style classifier.
result Often outperforms logistic regression and Naive Bayes in simulations and real data.

New method for high-dimensional linear regression using empirical Bayes.

problem Estimating prior in high-dimensional linear regression.
method Variational empirical Bayes approach with NPMLE and mean field approximation.
result Established asymptotic consistency and computational efficiency of the method.

Bayes-optimal learning of deep random networks with Gaussian weights is studied.

problem Learning a target function corresponding to a deep, extensive-width, non-linear neural network with random Gaussian weights.
method Closed-form expressions for Bayes-optimal test error, ridge regression, kernel and random features regression are computed.
result Optimally regularized ridge regression and kernel regression achieve Bayes-optimal performances, while logistic loss yields a near-optimal test error for classification.

Flexible empirical Bayes for large-scale multiple linear regression.

problem Large-scale multiple linear regression with flexible priors and efficient computation.
method Adaptive shrinkage priors combined with variational approximations for hyperparameter estimation.
result The posterior mean from the empirical Bayes method solves a penalized regression problem.

Naive Bayes can be used as a discriminative classifier, matching the definition of logistic regression.

problem The definition of generative and discriminative classifiers.
method Comparing Naive Bayes and logistic regression, showing they can be used in either generative or discriminative ways.
result Naive Bayes can be used as a discriminative classifier.

The paper analyzes high-dimensional linear regression using parametric empirical Bayes methods.

problem Estimation of i.i.d. priors in high-dimensional Bayesian linear regression with random design.
method Parametric empirical Bayes estimation, variational lower bound maximization, phase transition analysis.
result The vEB estimator is information theoretically optimal up to p=o(n2/3)p=o(n^{2/3}) but sub-optimal in higher dimensions.

A scalable method for accurate inference of low-dimensional parameters in high-dimensional linear regression.

problem Statistical inference for low-dimensional parameters in high-dimensional linear regression models.
method Mean-field variational Bayes approach, focusing on nuisance parameters and conditional distributions.
result Competitive numerical performance and theoretical guarantees for estimation and uncertainty quantification.

Study of Bayes optimal learning in high-dimensional linear regression with network side information.

problem Bayes optimal learning in high-dimensional linear regression with network side information.
method Introduce a Reg-Graph model and an iterative AMP algorithm for Bayes optimality under general conditions.
result Characterization of the limiting mutual information between latent signal and data observed.

New estimators outperform maximum likelihood without hyper-parameter estimation.

problem Improving system identification performance without hyper-parameter estimation.
method Developed generalized Bayes and closed-form biased estimators using excess MSE.
result New estimators have comparable performance to empirical-Bayes-based regularized estimator.

Improved VB algorithm for high-dimensional logistic regression with theoretical guarantees.

problem Sparse high-dimensional logistic regression model selection.
method Spike and slab variational Bayes approximation.
result Optimal convergence rates in 2\ell_2 and prediction loss for sparse truths.

Efficiently selects important variables in high-dimensional logistic regression.

problem Variable selection in high-dimensional logistic regression with binary responses.
method Developed a variational empirical Bayes approach for efficient model space marginal distribution.
result The variational approximation inherits strong selection consistency from the posterior distribution.

Study shows how classifiers can approach Bayes error in high-dimensional settings.

problem Generalization error in high-dimensional perceptrons.
method Proved a formula for generalization error using convex optimization and observed that logistic and hinge regression can approach Bayes error closely.
result Logistic and hinge regression can approach Bayes-optimal generalization error closely in high-dimensional settings.

The paper analyzes the generalizability of linear autoencoders and multivariate linear regression.

problem Limited theoretical understanding of linear autoencoders' performance.
method Proposes a PAC-Bayes bound for multivariate linear regression and shows LAEs as constrained models.
result The proposed PAC-Bayes bound is tight and correlates with practical metrics.

Efficiently identifies important variables in binary outcomes using variational Bayes.

problem Bayesian variable selection for binary outcomes with computational challenges.
method Mean-field variational Bayes approximation with closed-form updates and efficient inference algorithm.
result Successfully identifies important variables and is orders of magnitude faster than MCMC.

We present a family of expectation-maximization (EM) algorithms for binary and negative-binomial logistic regression, drawing a sharp connection with the variational-Bayes algorithm of Jaakkola and Jordan (2000). Indeed, our results allow a version of this variational-Bayes approach to be re-interpreted as a true EM al…

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Paper studies how few pretraining tasks are needed for a linear model to solve new tasks.

problem How many pretraining tasks are needed for a linear model to solve new tasks?
method Pretrained a linear attention model for linear regression with a Gaussian prior.
result Effective pretraining requires a small number of independent tasks, and the model closely matches Bayes optimal.

Gradient-based optimization improves variational empirical Bayes regression.

problem Sparse, large-scale multiple regression models.
method Gradient-based optimization (GradVI) for variational empirical Bayes (VEB) regression.
result GradVI produces similar predictive performance to CAVI but converges faster and is faster in certain settings.

PROBE algorithm efficiently solves sparse high-dimensional linear regression.

problem Sparse high-dimensional linear regression models with complex parameter spaces.
method Partitioned empirical Bayes ECM algorithm for computationally efficient MAP estimation.
result PROBE algorithm provides robust and efficient coordinate-wise optimization.

Paper tackles regression with cost-based rejection, balancing prediction and rejection costs.

problem Regression with cost-based rejection, balancing prediction and rejection costs in a continuous target space.
method Formulated expected risk, derived Bayes optimal solution, proposed surrogate loss function.
result Bayes optimal solution can be recovered by the proposed surrogate loss function.

Oracle inequality for sparse neural nets adapts to unknown structure.

problem Sparse deep neural nets in nonparametric regression.
method Gibbs posterior distribution with Metropolis-adjusted Langevin algorithms and mixture of uniform priors.
result Oracle inequality showing adaptation to unknown regularity and structure, achieving minimax-optimal rate of convergence.

The paper revisits discriminative vs. generative classifiers, showing naive Bayes requires fewer samples.

problem Comparing discriminative and generative classifiers in multiclass settings.
method Theoretical analysis and simulations of naive Bayes vs. logistic regression.
result Multiclass naive Bayes requires fewer samples to approach asymptotic error compared to logistic regression.

Optimizes pruning masks for neural networks using probabilistic fine-tuning and PAC-Bayes bounds.

problem Improving neural network performance through adaptive pruning of weights.
method Optimizes stochastic pruning masks by minimizing expected loss, considering data-adaptive regularization and feature alignment.
result Probabilistic fine-tuning leads to improved test error over baseline methods in neural networks.

Flexible Bayesian approach for generalized linear models, especially for sparse logistic regression.

problem Sparse logistic regression challenges in machine learning.
method Empirical Bayes approach with mean-field variational inference, tuning-free and scalable.
result Superior predictive performance in sparse logistic regression compared to existing methods.

Bayesian method with Gaussian process priors achieves optimal convergence rates for regression function and its derivatives.

problem Estimating the regression function and its derivatives in nonparametric regression.
method Bayesian approach with Gaussian process priors, focusing on convergence rates and plug-in property.
result Equivalence of convergence rates of posterior distributions and Bayes estimators for regression function and its derivatives.

Transformer attention layers solve single-location regression tasks.

problem Understanding token-wise sparsity and internal linear representations in attention-based models.
method Introduce single-location regression task and a simplified predictor based on self-attention layers.
result Transformer attention layers are asymptotically Bayes optimal and can learn underlying structures effectively.

The cold posterior effect is explored through PAC-Bayes bounds for small sample sizes.

problem The cold posterior effect in approximate Bayesian inference for small datasets.
method Investigation through PAC-Bayes generalization bounds, focusing on temperature parameter λ.
result The temperature parameter λ in PAC-Bayes bounds captures the cold posterior effect.

Proposes using external data to improve predictions in medical applications with limited samples.

problem Small sample sizes and complex covariate-response relationships in medical data.
method Integrates external co-data into Bayesian Additive Regression Trees (BART) using an empirical Bayes framework.
result Improves prediction accuracy compared to standard BART, especially for nonlinear relationships.

Nash integrates covariate-specific side info into sparse regression via neural networks.

problem Sparse linear regression struggles with covariates exhibiting structure or coming from heterogeneous sources.
method Neural Adaptive Shrinkage (Nash) framework that integrates side information into sparse regression via neural networks. Uses split variational empirical Bayes algorithm.
result Nash improves accuracy and adaptability over existing methods in real data experiments.

Bayesian Empirical Bayes extends EB to complex structures using probabilistic symmetry.

problem Improving simultaneous inference in complex settings like arrays and graphs.
method Generalized empirical Bayes approach based on probabilistic symmetry.
result BEB outperforms existing methods in denoising arrays and spatial data.

New methods for CI testing under model misspecification.

problem Challenges in CI testing with misspecified models.
method Proposes new approximations and upper bounds for testing errors of regression-based CI tests.
result Introduces the Rao-Blackwellized Predictor Test (RBPT) robust against misspecified inductive biases.