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itself.1
- This is a reasonable assumption if we want to extract
  information from the data, or equivalently we want to have
  predictions based on the dataset. A uniform distribution of the data
  would be completely non-informative.
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- ... Gaussians2
- I acknowledge D. Saad
  for pointing it out.  It turns out however, by studying the
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  function, that the KL-distance only relates to the diagonal elements
  of the Fisher information matrix, this in fact is an
  exercise[14, page 334].
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- ...SchoBurSmo99.3
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  containing tutorials for the SVM.
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- ....4
- The data in the feature space
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  lead to conceptual difference, it has been ignored for clarity.
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is:5
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Kmm, this is
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  original kernel matrix making sure it is positive definite.
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- ... code.6
- The operations in eq. (130) might involve inversions of almost singular matrices. A possible way to deal with the singular matrices to introduce the auxiliary matrix 
U = PT P and to rewrite eq. (130) as: P and to rewrite eq. (130) as:.
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price.7
- Available from http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/boston.
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- ...Ripley96 8
- Available at http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/PRNN
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- ...GormanSejnowski88.9
- Available from http://www.ics.uci.edu/ mlearn/MLRepository mlearn/MLRepository.
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patterns.10
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- ...
parameters.11
- The introduction of  , a parameter to be
  estimated from the data, in the structure of the prior GP
  makes the esetimation not consistent with the Bayesian framework.
  This is not a problem in this section since we are using MAP
  approximations to the density function. , a parameter to be
  estimated from the data, in the structure of the prior GP
  makes the esetimation not consistent with the Bayesian framework.
  This is not a problem in this section since we are using MAP
  approximations to the density function..
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