Probabilistic Machine Learning Basics
Sep 23, 2024
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This note contains part of classical models in probabilistic machine learning, where most of the contents are from Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning and lectures in Cambridge MLMI 23-24.
However, it might not be that friendly for ML beginners. A preliminary of basic machine learning knowledge, \textit{e.g.} linear regression, logistic regression, Bayesian inference, MLE and MAP, etc., is recommended. And I apologize that possible typos might occur in this note, and I will fix them smoothly as long as I have time to do so.
This note is outlined as follows:
- Preliminary: basic distribution and maths teniques might used
- Linear Models for Regression: a review in both the decision-making perspective and the statistical one
- Linear Models for Classification:
- Generative models: Fisher’s Discriminant model
- Discriminative models: Logistic regression, Iterative Reweighted Least Square, Multiclass Logistic regression, Probit regression and Bayesian Logistic regression
- Kernal methods: kernels, RKHS and Kernel regression
- Gaussian Process: GP regression, GP classification and large-scale kernal approximation
- Kernal Machines: SVM and RVM
- Graphical Models: Bayesian Network and Markov Random Field
- Expectation-Maximization: a review in both the approximate inference perspective and the KL-divergence one
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