Modeling interactive components by coordinate kernel polynomial models
Xin Guo, Lexin Li, Qiang Wu
Abstract
We proposed the use of coordinate kernel polynomials in kernel regression. This new approach, called coordinate kernel polynomial regression, can simultaneously identify active variables and effective interactive components. Reparametrization refinement is found critical to improve the modeling accuracy and prediction power. The post-training component selection allows one to identify effective interactive components. Generalization error bounds are used to explain the effectiveness of the algorithm from a learning theory perspective and simulation studies are used to show its empirical effectiveness.
Topics & Concepts
Kernel (algebra)Polynomial kernelComputer scienceGeneralizationKernel principal component analysisPolynomial regressionPolynomialPerspective (graphical)Kernel methodComponent (thermodynamics)Kernel regressionArtificial intelligenceMathematicsApplied mathematicsAlgorithmMachine learningRegression analysisRegressionSupport vector machineStatisticsDiscrete mathematicsThermodynamicsPhysicsMathematical analysisNeural Networks and ApplicationsModel Reduction and Neural NetworksFace and Expression Recognition