A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods

Gaussian process regression models are used as statistical representations of computational models, due to their flexibility in capturing the shape of smooth functions. The Gaussian process regression model has a number of parameters, the estimation of which is an essential step towards building the...

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Main Authors: Amena ilyas, Younus Al-Taweel
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Language:Arabic
Published: College of Education for Pure Sciences 2024-12-01
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description Gaussian process regression models are used as statistical representations of computational models, due to their flexibility in capturing the shape of smooth functions. The Gaussian process regression model has a number of parameters, the estimation of which is an essential step towards building the model. The parameters considered are the regression coefficients , the scaling parameter  and the correlation lengths . Estimating these parameters is the problem we address in this paper. The main contribution of this work is a comparison between estimating the parameters of the Gauss process regression model using the maximum likelihood method and the restricted maximum likelihood method. This comparison was made based on some validation measures. The Gauss process regression model, whose parameters were estimated using the two methods above, was applied to a real eight-dimensional example represented by the borehole function model, and all mathematical and graphical operations were carried out using the R program.
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spelling doaj-art-29c7ed7f36d44f6e8f9f03946230484e2024-12-01T17:27:50ZaraCollege of Education for Pure Sciencesمجلة التربية والعلم1812-125X2664-25302024-12-01334515910.33899/edusj.2024.151002.1472184630A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood MethodsAmena ilyas0Younus Al-Taweel1Department of Mathematics, College of Education of Pure Science, University of Mosul, Mosul, IraqDepartment of Mathematics, College of Education for Pure Science, University of Mosul, Iraq.Gaussian process regression models are used as statistical representations of computational models, due to their flexibility in capturing the shape of smooth functions. The Gaussian process regression model has a number of parameters, the estimation of which is an essential step towards building the model. The parameters considered are the regression coefficients , the scaling parameter  and the correlation lengths . Estimating these parameters is the problem we address in this paper. The main contribution of this work is a comparison between estimating the parameters of the Gauss process regression model using the maximum likelihood method and the restricted maximum likelihood method. This comparison was made based on some validation measures. The Gauss process regression model, whose parameters were estimated using the two methods above, was applied to a real eight-dimensional example represented by the borehole function model, and all mathematical and graphical operations were carried out using the R program.https://edusj.uomosul.edu.iq/article_184630_f6c72933f08d19b02a03f6b5ca0248f1.pdfcomputer modelgaussian processmaximum likelihood estimation (mle)restricted maximum likelihood estimation (rmle)borehole function
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A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods
مجلة التربية والعلم
computer model
gaussian process
maximum likelihood estimation (mle)
restricted maximum likelihood estimation (rmle)
borehole function
title A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods
title_full A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods
title_fullStr A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods
title_full_unstemmed A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods
title_short A Comparison Between Estimating The Parameters of The Gaussian Process Regression Model Using The Maximum Likelihood and The Restricted Maximum Likelihood Methods
title_sort comparison between estimating the parameters of the gaussian process regression model using the maximum likelihood and the restricted maximum likelihood methods
topic computer model
gaussian process
maximum likelihood estimation (mle)
restricted maximum likelihood estimation (rmle)
borehole function
url https://edusj.uomosul.edu.iq/article_184630_f6c72933f08d19b02a03f6b5ca0248f1.pdf
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