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PyMCon Web Series: An Introduction to Multi-Output Gaussian Processes Using PyMC

Feb 21st, 22:00 UTC
Feb 21st, 5pm New York
Feb 21st, 2pm Los Angeles
Feb 22nd, 9am Sydney
Feb 22nd, 7am Tokyo

Speaker: Danh Phan

Abstract of the talk
Multi-output Gaussian processes have recently gained strong attention from researchers and have become an active research topic in machine learning’s multi-task learning. The advantage of multi-output Gaussian processes is their capacity to simultaneously learn and infer many outputs which have a similar source of uncertainty from inputs.

This talk presents to audiences how to build multi-output Gaussian processes in PyMC. It first introduces the concept of Gaussian processes (GPs) and multi-output GPs and how they can address real problems in several domains. It then shows how to implement multi-output GPs models such as the intrinsic coregionalization model (ICM) and the linear model of coregionalization (LCM) in Python using PyMC with real-world datasets.

The talk aims to get users quickly up and performing GPs, especially multi-output GPs using PyMC. Several examples with time-series datasets are used to illustrate different GPs features. This presentation will allow users to leverage GPs to analyze their data effectively.

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Speaker
Danh Phan
https://www.linkedin.com/in/danhpt/

Data Science
Applied Statistics
Python
Open Source
Statistical Computing

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