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@relf
Hi,I'm sorry to bother you.I trained the function with kriging , KPLS and GEKPLS respectively. I used 100 training points, just like the article said. But the GEKPLS is the slowest, and the KPLS is not as fast as the article said. To my confusion, the performance of the kriging model is not as bad as I expected.When training a 20 dimensional sphere function with 500 points. It took 186s for kriging and 177s for KPLS and 175s for GEKPLS. Does the ordinary kriging of the smt toolbox modify something?
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Does the ordinary kriging of the smt toolbox modify something?
Hi. Sorry, I am not sure to understand your question. If you try with higher dimensional problems you should see kriging performance degradation wrt KPLS performance.
Regarding the reproduction of the results of the KPLS article, as you are aware, we definitely have a problem (cf. #337, btw I fixed the link to the article).
@relf
Hi,I'm sorry to bother you.I trained the function with kriging , KPLS and GEKPLS respectively. I used 100 training points, just like the article said. But the GEKPLS is the slowest, and the KPLS is not as fast as the article said. To my confusion, the performance of the kriging model is not as bad as I expected.When training a 20 dimensional sphere function with 500 points. It took 186s for kriging and 177s for KPLS and 175s for GEKPLS. Does the ordinary kriging of the smt toolbox modify something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: