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krisp

Kriging based regression and optimization package for Scilab.
(3725 downloads for this version - 8711 downloads for all versions)
Details
Version
0.96
Author
Janis Janusevskis
Owner Organization
EMSE, CROCUS
Maintainer
Janis Janusevskis
License
Creation Date
January 21, 2013
Source created on
Scilab 5.3.x
Binaries available on
Scilab 5.3.x:
Linux 32-bit Linux 64-bit
Install command
--> atomsInstall("krisp")
Description
            KRIging Scilab Package

Kriging based regression and optimization package for Scilab.

This toolbox implements kriging based regression (also known as Gaussian process
regression) and optimization of deterministic simulators.
The toolbox consists of two main components: 
1. functions for creation of kriging model for deterministic or noisy data
(correlation kernels, hyper-parameter estimation, prediction, cross
validation).
2. methods implementing Expected Improvement based optimization for time
consuming deterministic functions.


Included trend functions: constant, linear, quadratic polynomials.
Included correlation kernels: Gaussian, Matern_5_2, power exponential (p=1.9)
and exponential (p=1);

For sub-optimization (kriging hyper-parameter learning and EI maximization) use
CMA-ES (v0.955) (http://www.lri.fr/~hansen/cmaes_inmatlab.html) or
Nelder-Mead (2.01) (http://atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/simplex).
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The main functions are:

macros/Kriging/ 	- functions for kriging model creation.

  km - create kriging model.
  findtheta - find kriging hyper-parameters.
  predict - calculate prediction of the kriging mean and variance.
  LOOCV - calculate Leave One Out Cross-validation given by the kriging model.
  logLL - calculate negative log likelihood of the kriging model.
  
  simGaussian  - simulate Gaussian processes based on the covariance and trend
information.
  SimCondGaussian - simulate conditional Gaussian processes based on the kriging
model.


macors/EGO/ 	- functions for optimization of deterministic simulator based on
kriging model.


  EGO- create the optimizer.
  EGO_ask - get the next data points.
  EGO_tell - to tell the optimizer response values at the new data points.
  EGO_stop - indicates if the stopping criterion has been reached.
  EGO_best - returns the best point and criterion value.

  
src/c/
sci_gateway/c/
		- C functions for correlation matrix and correlation vector creation.


For computational efficiency correlation matrix and vector creation is
implemented in C. 
See:
	 CorrMatrix.sci and sci_corr_D.c 	-	for creation of kriging correlation
matrix.
	 CorrVectorData.sci and sci_corr_vector.c	-	 for creation of correlation vector
between point and observed data points. 
	 createCorr.sci and sci_corr_X.c	-	 for creation of arbitrary correlation
matrix.
	corr_functions.h	-	 macros of correlation kernels.

*krisp_0.96
	findTheta.sci modified: CMA restart and iteration control loop.
	SimCondGaussian.sci modified.

*krisp_0.95
	Correlation matrix and vector creation implemented using C gateways and Scilab
API.
	Demos modified.
	km.sci modified: input parameters, kmodel structure.
	findTheta.sci modified: CMA default with restarts; optimization settings are
saved into kmodel structure.
	ego.sci modified: input parameters, EGO structure does not contain kriging
parameter estimation settings any more.
	EGO_ask.sci modified: CMA default  with restarts.
	EGO_tell.sci modified: findTheta is called using optimization settings in
kmodel structure.
	some errors in help files corrected.



            
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Comment from Michael BAUDIN -- November 21, 2014, 07:35:35 PM    
Why is this toolbox not available on Windows ?
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