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All eigenvalues satisfying <math>\lambda_{i} / \lambda_{\mathrm{max}} </math> > {{TAG|ML_EPS_REG}} are contributing by the above equations. | All eigenvalues satisfying <math>\lambda_{i} / \lambda_{\mathrm{max}} </math> > {{TAG|ML_EPS_REG}} are contributing by the above equations. | ||
The seventh entry of <code>REGR/REGRF</code> in the [[ML_LOGFILE]] shows the ratio of the regularization (<math>\sigma_{v}^{2}/ \sigma_{w}^{2}</math>) and the largest eigenvalue. Usually this number is a number with many varying digits. If this number becomes a "well rounded" number (e.g. | The seventh entry of <code>REGR/REGRF</code> in the [[ML_LOGFILE]] shows the ratio of the regularization (<math>\sigma_{v}^{2}/ \sigma_{w}^{2}</math>) and the largest eigenvalue. Usually this number is a number with many varying digits. If this number becomes a "well rounded" number (e.g. 1.00000000E-14), it is an indication that the cap for the current {{TAG|ML_EPS_REG}} is reached. That means that regularization becomes crucial. | ||
Revision as of 10:45, 10 January 2022
ML_EPS_REG = [real]
Default: ML_EPS_REG = 1E-14
Description: Threshold for the eigenvalues of the covariance matrix in the evidence approximation.
This threshold is used to determine which eigenvalues of the covariance matrix are used in the optimization of the regularization parameters and determined by the following equations
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All eigenvalues satisfying > ML_EPS_REG are contributing by the above equations.
The seventh entry of REGR/REGRF
in the ML_LOGFILE shows the ratio of the regularization () and the largest eigenvalue. Usually this number is a number with many varying digits. If this number becomes a "well rounded" number (e.g. 1.00000000E-14), it is an indication that the cap for the current ML_EPS_REG is reached. That means that regularization becomes crucial.
Related Tags and Sections
ML_LMLFF, ML_IALGO_LINREG, ML_IREG, ML_SIGV0, ML_SIGW0