Bayesian Optimisation Using Product-of-Experts Gaussian Process Models with Uncertainty Calibration

📅 2026-09-14
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本文提出了一种基于产品专家高斯过程模型(GP-pro-c)的贝叶斯优化算法BO-pro-c,解决了大规模优化问题中的计算复杂度限制,并通过实验验证了其在保持优化性能的同时降低了简单遗憾和计算开销。
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Bayesian optimisation (BO) typically relies on a single global Gaussian process (GP) model as its surrogate model. However, GP regression has cubic computational complexity in the number of training data points, limiting its applicability to large-scale optimisation problems. The product-of-experts Gaussian process model with uncertainty calibration (GP-pro-c) mitigates this limitation by combining multiple local GP experts, enabling improved uncertainty quantification, reduced computational cost, and preservation of global correlations. Despite these desirable properties, the use of GP-pro-c in BO has not been thoroughly studied. This paper introduces BO-pro-c, a Bayesian optimisation algorithm that uses GP-pro-c as its surrogate model, and evaluate its performance across a diverse range of BO settings. Experimental results suggest that BO-pro-c maintains competitive optimisation performance while achieving a 0.9% reduction in simple regret and a 39.4% reduction in computational overhead relative to a BO algorithm based on a single global GP model.
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Bayesian optimisation
Gaussian process
computational complexity
uncertainty quantification
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Bayesian Optimisation
Product-of-Experts Gaussian Process
Uncertainty Calibration
Computational Efficiency
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Yean Hoon Ong
University College London