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most citedProbability Measures for Numerical Solutions of Differential Equations

48 citations · 95 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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stat.ME201548 cited

Probability Measures for Numerical Solutions of Differential Equations

Patrick R. Conrad, Mark Girolami, Simo Särkkä +2

In this paper, we present a formal quantification of epistemic uncertainty induced by numerical solutions of ordinary and partial differential equation models. Numerical solutions…

cs.RO2014

Batch Nonlinear Continuous-Time Trajectory Estimation as Exactly Sparse Gaussian Process Regression

Sean Anderson, Timothy D. Barfoot, Chi Hay Tong +1

In this paper, we revisit batch state estimation through the lens of Gaussian process (GP) regression. We consider continuous-discrete estimation problems wherein a trajectory is v…

stat.AP2014

A Bayesian Particle Filtering Method For Brain Source Localisation

Xi Chen, Simo Särkkä, Simon Godsill

In this paper, we explore the multiple source localisation problem in the cerebral cortex using magnetoencephalography (MEG) data. We model neural currents as point-wise dipolar so…

math.ST20141 cited

Sparse approximations of fractional Matérn fields

Lassi Roininen, Sari Lasanen, Mikko Orispää +1

We consider a fast approximation method for a solution of a certain stochastic non-local pseudodifferential equation. This equation defines a Matérn class random field. The approxi…

cs.IT201230 cited

State-Space Inference for Non-Linear Latent Force Models with Application to Satellite Orbit Prediction

Jouni Hartikainen, Mari Seppanen, Simo Sarkka

Latent force models (LFMs) are flexible models that combine mechanistic modelling principles (i.e., physical models) with non-parametric data-driven components. Several key applica…

cs.LG201216 cited

Sequential Inference for Latent Force Models

Jouni Hartikainen, Simo Sarkka

Latent force models (LFMs) are hybrid models combining mechanistic principles with non-parametric components. In this article, we shall show how LFMs can be equivalently formulated…