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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-61779-267-0t hybrid Monte Carlo performs better than simple Metropolis,due to its avoidance of random walk behaviour. I also discuss variants of hybrid Monte Carlo in which dynamical computations are done using “partial gradients”, in which acceptance is based on a “window” of states,and in which momentum updates incorporate “persistence”.

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Hiroe Ohnishi,Yasuaki Oda,Hajime Ohgushiirrelevant inputs in tests on synthetic regression and classification problems. Tests on two real data sets showed that Bayesian neural network models, implemented using hybrid Monte Carlo, can produce good results when applied to realistic problems of moderate size.

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Conclusions and Further Work,oncluding chapter, I will review what has been accomplished in these areas, and describe on-going and potential future work to extend these results, both for neural networks and for other flexible Bayesian models.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-61779-794-1, challenges the common notion that one must limit the complexity of the model used when the amount of training data is small. I begin here by introducing the Bayesian framework, discussing past work on applying it to neural networks, and reviewing the basic concepts of Markov chain Monte Carlo implementation.

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Introduction,, challenges the common notion that one must limit the complexity of the model used when the amount of training data is small. I begin here by introducing the Bayesian framework, discussing past work on applying it to neural networks, and reviewing the basic concepts of Markov chain Monte Carlo implementation.