2008 · 84 citations · 14 references
ComputingComputer ScienceMachine LearningStatistical LearningStatistical ModelingBayesian InferenceExpert ModelingGaussian ProcessesGenerative ModelingStatistical InferenceVariational InferenceGaussian Mixture ModelsGibbs SamplingMixture ModelMixture Of ExpertsMulti-modal Data AnalysisVariational BayesVariational Bayesian InferenceVariational Modeling
Mixture of Gaussian processes models extended a single Gaussian process with ability of modeling multi-modal data and reduction of training complexity. Previous inference algorithms for these models are mostly based on Gibbs sampling, which can be very slow, particularly for large-scale data sets. We present a new generative mixture of experts model. Each expert is still a Gaussian process but is reformulated by a linear model. This breaks the dependency among training outputs and enables us to use a much faster variational Bayesian algorithm for training. Our gating network is more flexible than previous generative approaches as inputs for each expert are modeled by a Gaussian mixture model. The number of experts and number of Gaussian components for an expert are inferred automatically. A variety of tests show the advantages of our method. 1
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