Algorithms for Hyper-Parameter Optimization
Anticipating that our hyper-parameter optimization tasks will mean high dimensions and small fit-ness evaluation budgets, we now turn to another modeling strategy and EI optimization scheme for the SMBO algorithm. Whereas the Gaussian-process based approach modeled p(yjx) directly, this strategy models p(xjy) and p(y).
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