ARD Noise variance #952
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To be fair, ARD introduces a per-dimension lenghtscale parameter that does change the covariance-per-unit of each feature. "ARD like behavior" as such may be a red herring. That being said, heteroskedastic GPs are supported today, see e.g. this notebook: https://nbviewer.org/github/SheffieldML/notebook/blob/master/GPy/heteroscedastic_regression.ipynb |
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We often assume constant noise variance in standard GPs or sometimes heteroscedastic noise that depends on the input vector (with all features). Why we do not have ARD like behaviour for noise variance where noise variance in observations with respect to each feature can be different? I'd greatly appreciate an intuitive/mathematical explaination.
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