Week 10 Variational inference Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Formulate ELBO

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How to restrict proposal

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3
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How to optimize q(Z)

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Where we find q(Z) through factorising (or parametric?)

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4
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How to construct quantity to be optimized for ELBO

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Where 10.3 is L(q) = integral( q(Z) * ln{ (p(X,Z)) / (q(Z)} dZ )

And 10.5 is q(Z) = Πqi(zi) for i =1,.., M (factorizing)

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5
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Construct general expression for optimal solution to ELBO

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Crucially the constant comes from normalizing qi(Zi)

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General factorized approximations (Gaussian example)

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VI: factorized approximation of posterior
Gfa: approximating general distribution by a factorized distribution

Where p(z) over z = (z1, z2), which are correlated, has μ = (μ1, μ2) and Λ = ((Λ, Λ), (Λ, Λ))
Then we produce the optimal proposals by using the general form of ln(qj*(Zj))

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7
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Constructing form of optimal proposals for factorized approximation of bivariate Gaussian

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8
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Reverse KL

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Gaussian example is general factorisation approximation of bivariate gaussian

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9
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Alpha family

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The 2 forms of KL divergence are members of the Alpha family of

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10
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Setup VI for univariate Gaussian

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Optimisation for VI for univariate Gaussian

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12
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Iterative solution for VI for univariate Gaussian

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13
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Decompose variational distribution for model comparison

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14
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Lower bound on ln(p(x)) in model comparison

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Where we assume discrete Z but the same analysis applies to continuous latent variables provided summations are replaced with integrations

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15
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Calaculating optimal Lm for model comparison

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