Scalable and Incremental Learning of Gaussian Mixture Models
Rafael Pinto, Paulo Engel

TL;DR
This paper introduces a fast, scalable incremental algorithm for Gaussian mixture models that efficiently updates parameters, enabling high-dimensional data processing and applications in classification, function approximation, and control tasks.
Contribution
It proposes a novel incremental learning algorithm for Gaussian mixture models with rank-one updates, improving scalability and efficiency for high-dimensional data.
Findings
Algorithm achieves igO{NKD^2} complexity
Effective on high-dimensional datasets like MNIST and CIFAR-10
Demonstrates applicability in reinforcement learning tasks
Abstract
This work presents a fast and scalable algorithm for incremental learning of Gaussian mixture models. By performing rank-one updates on its precision matrices and determinants, its asymptotic time complexity is of \BigO{NKD^2} for data points, Gaussian components and dimensions. The resulting algorithm can be applied to high dimensional tasks, and this is confirmed by applying it to the classification datasets MNIST and CIFAR-10. Additionally, in order to show the algorithm's applicability to function approximation and control tasks, it is applied to three reinforcement learning tasks and its data-efficiency is evaluated.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGaussian Processes and Bayesian Inference · Bayesian Methods and Mixture Models · Machine Learning and Algorithms
