Fujitsu Corporation

Kumamoto University

Akira Ura

Kenichi Kobayashi

Haruyasu Ueda

Takashi Katoh

Yuhei Umeda

Nobutaka Imamura

Yasuaki Irifune

Saeru Yamamuro

Kouki Kawabata

Yasushi Sakurai

Yasuko Matsubara

A search apparatus causes a first learning process using a first sample size and a first hyperparameter value to be executed, and causes a second learning process using the first sample size and a second hyperparameter value to be executed. When a third learning process using a second sample size larger than the first sample size and the first hyperparameter value has not been executed, the search apparatus calculates total resources associated with the first sample size based on resources used by the first and second learning processes. If the total resources exceed a threshold, the search apparatus allows the third learning process to be executed. If the total resources are equal to or less than the threshold, the search apparatus withholds the execution of the third learning process, and allows a fourth learning process using the first sample size or smaller and a third hyperparameter value to be executed.

Search method and apparatus

A search point determining method in an estimation process of a function, executed by a processor included in a search point determining apparatus, the method includes, calculating a search prediction time and a confidence interval upper limit obtained by using a Gaussian process for the function in each search candidate point from a past search result of the function, generating an area in a parameter space for each search candidate point by using a position of a search point close to the relevant search candidate point in a past search result, a search prediction time corresponding to each search candidate point, and a confidence interval upper limit corresponding to each search candidate point, and determining a search point based on a size of the area in a plurality of parameter spaces.

Search point determining method and search point determining apparatus

A machine learning management apparatus identifies a maximum prediction performance score amongst a plurality of prediction performance scores corresponding to a plurality of models generated by executing each of a plurality of machine learning algorithms. As for a first machine learning algorithm having generated a model corresponding to the maximum prediction performance score, the machine learning management apparatus determines a first training dataset size to be used when the first machine learning algorithm is executed next time based on the maximum prediction performance score, first estimated prediction performance scores, and first estimated runtimes. As for a second machine learning algorithm different from the first machine learning algorithm, the machine learning management apparatus determines a second training dataset size to be used when the second machine learning algorithm is executed next time based on the maximum prediction performance score, second estimated prediction performance scores, and second estimated runtimes.

Apparatus and method for managing machine learning with plurality of learning algorithms and plurality of training dataset sizes

An allocation method executed by a computer includes dividing each of a plurality of pieces of time-series data into a plurality of segments, allocating a label to each of the pieces of time-series data based on features of each segment in the pieces of time-series data, and allocating a predetermined segment in time-series data, included in the pieces of time-series data, with a label allocated to the time-series data to which the predetermined segment belongs.

Allocation method, allocating device, and computer-readable recording medium

A processor obtains a first measurement value representing prediction performance of a model that has been learned by using a first parameter value and training data of first size. The processor calculates a first expected value and a first variance degree of prediction performance of a model that would be learned by using the first parameter value and training data of second size. The processor also obtains a second measurement value representing prediction performance of a model that has been learned by using a second parameter value and training data of the first size. The processor calculates a second expected value and a second variance degree of prediction performance of a model that would be learned by using the second parameter value and training data of the second size.

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