s/probabilities/probabilities or some other variables that are positive and sum to one/
my problem was more related to bayespy, like assume i choose a dirichlet observation node Y. Y has 2 states, Normal and High. As above, any evidence will belong to the array [0, 5] and the fuzzy rules may lead to an output saying 80% activation of high and 20%.... My doubt is how to define the variable 'activity', the one to be observed for inference in Y.observe(activity), using this fuzzy ouput
def fitted_gaussian(N, n_krnl, D, covariance = 'full'):
# Input:
# N = Number of data vectors
# D = Dimensionality
# n_krnl = Number of kernels
# Prior
P = nds.Dirichlet(1e-5*np.ones(n_krnl), name='P')
# N n_krnl-dimensional cluster (for the data)
I = nds.Categorical(P, plates=(N,), name='I')
# n_krnl D-dimensional components means
if covariance == 'full':
# n_krnl D-dim component covariance
mu = nds.Gaussian(np.zeros(D), 1e-5*np.identity(D), plates = (n_krnl,), name = 'mu')
Lambda = nds.Wishart(D, 1e-5*np.identity(D), plates = (n_krnl,), name = 'Lambda')
Y = nds.Mixture(I, nds.Gaussian, mu, Lambda, plates = (N,), name = 'Y')
else:
print('diagonal')
# inverse variances
mu = nds.GaussianARD(np.zeros(D), 1e-5*np.identity(D), shape = (D,), plates = (n_krnl,), name = 'mu')
Lambda = nds.Gamma(1e-3, 1e-3, plates = (n_krnl, D), name = 'Lambda')
Y = nds.Mixture(I, nds.GaussianARD, mu, Lambda, plates = (N,), name = 'Y')
I.initialize_from_random()
return VB(Y, mu, Lambda, I, P)
the problem is that I get this when I apply it with the diagonal; ValueError: The plates (2,) of the parents are not broadcastable to the given plates (10,).
How can I fix this?
Don_Chili_twitter: can't really test now but i guess the issue is that GaussianARD makes scalar gaussian variables by default. in principle, you should be able to fix it by giving ndim=1 to Mixture but i think it doesn't work atm. alternatively, you can create a diagonal matrix from Lambda by Lambda.as_diagonal_wishart() and using nds.Gaussian instead of nds.GaussianARD in
Mixture
that is: Y = nds.Mixture(I, nds.Gaussian, mu, Lambda.as_diagonal_wishart(), plates=(N,), name='Y')
couldn't test though
Hi @jluttine ! Thank you for your very fast response: n_krnl should be 10. I already tried your recommendation but there is something weird about the plates, although I already tried to make the parent plates the same dimension as the given plates but it never match......ValueError: The plates (2,) of the parents are not broadcastable to the given plates (10,).
Hi Jaako, can I ask you for a quick review on a text?
section 2
vb learning can converge to bad local minima. better initialization or better learning algorithm may help. for instance, deterministic annealing. also, sometimes changing the model might help. for instance, if one factors q(mu)q(Lambda), then re-formulating so that one gets q(mu,Lambda) might improve the posterior accuracy and the learning
for the case of the constructing the t for the mixture
not sure what you mean, but the mixture in a mixture model is a different mixture than in student t construction. student t construction is based on an infinite mixture. it's basically just a particular gaussian-gamma joint distribution with the gamma distribution marginalized. but in vb approach, one doesn't marginalize the gamma analytically in order to keep the equations in
the exponential family form
i should write an example
some day
I'm in a hurry for the release, so i'll postpone it
an example would be great :)
thanks a lot, Jaakko!
