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most citedStreamlined Computing for Variational Inference with Higher Level Random Effects

9 citations · 10 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

stat.ME2023

Online Semiparametric Regression via Sequential Monte Carlo

Marianne Menictas, Chris J. Oates, Matt P. Wand

We develop and describe online algorithms for performing online semiparametric regression analyses. Earlier work on this topic is in Luts, Broderick & Wand (J. Comput. Graph. Stati…

cs.LG2020★ 1 cited

Fast Physical Activity Suggestions: Efficient Hyperparameter Learning in Mobile Health

Marianne Menictas, Sabina Tomkins, Susan Murphy

Users can be supported to adopt healthy behaviors, such as regular physical activity, via relevant and timely suggestions on their mobile devices. Recently, reinforcement learning…

stat.ML2020

Streamlined Empirical Bayes Fitting of Linear Mixed Models in Mobile Health

Marianne Menictas, Sabina Tomkins, Susan A Murphy

To effect behavior change a successful algorithm must make high-quality decisions in real-time. For example, a mobile health (mHealth) application designed to increase physical act…

stat.ME2019

Streamlined Variational Inference for Linear Mixed Models with Crossed Random Effects

Marianne Menictas, Gioia Di Credico, Matt P. Wand

We derive streamlined mean field variational Bayes algorithms for fitting linear mixed models with crossed random effects. In the most general situation, where the dimensions of th…

stat.ME2019

Streamlined Variational Inference for Higher Level Group-Specific Curve Models

M. Menictas, T. H. Nolan, D. G. Simpson +1

A two-level group-specific curve model is such that the mean response of each member of a group is a separate smooth function of a predictor of interest. The three-level extension…

stat.CO2019★ 9 cited

Streamlined Computing for Variational Inference with Higher Level Random Effects

Tui H. Nolan, Marianne Menictas, Matt P. Wand

We derive and present explicit algorithms to facilitate streamlined computing for variational inference for models containing higher level random effects. Existing literature, such…