LGMLNov 1, 2013

Online Learning with Multiple Operator-valued Kernels

arXiv:1311.0222v29 citations
Originality Incremental advance
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This work addresses online learning for structured output tasks, but it is incremental as it extends existing kernel methods to the operator-valued case.

The authors tackled the problem of learning vector-valued functions in an online setting using operator-valued kernels, developing two algorithms (ONORMA and MONORMA) that achieve good performance with low computational cost, as shown in experiments.

We consider the problem of learning a vector-valued function f in an online learning setting. The function f is assumed to lie in a reproducing Hilbert space of operator-valued kernels. We describe two online algorithms for learning f while taking into account the output structure. A first contribution is an algorithm, ONORMA, that extends the standard kernel-based online learning algorithm NORMA from scalar-valued to operator-valued setting. We report a cumulative error bound that holds both for classification and regression. We then define a second algorithm, MONORMA, which addresses the limitation of pre-defining the output structure in ONORMA by learning sequentially a linear combination of operator-valued kernels. Our experiments show that the proposed algorithms achieve good performance results with low computational cost.

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