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Gaussian Processes and Bayesian Inference

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Bayesian methods and Gaussian Processes provide a framework for modeling uncertainty and learning from limited or noisy data. These approaches allow inferring probability distributions rather than fixed values, by adjusting parameters such as model hyperparameters or adapting representations to variable contexts. Recent work explores their application to problems such as multi-output regression, constrained optimization, nonlinear dynamics modeling, or random field generation, while seeking to improve their scalability or robustness to complex distributions.

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Lab countries

  1. United States47% · 118 papers
  2. Germany13% · 34 papers
  3. United Kingdom13% · 33 papers
  4. China10% · 26 papers
  5. France4.8% · 12 papers
  6. Italy4.4% · 11 papers
  7. Singapore3.6% · 9 papers
  8. Netherlands3.2% · 8 papers

Across 252 papers on this subject with at least one lab located. 42 countries represented.

This is the country of the laboratory, never the nationality of individuals. A paper signed from several countries counts for each of them, so the shares add up to more than 100%. Coverage is partial and the gap is not random: a researcher whose institution is unknown usually publishes little, which over-represents established labs.

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