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Correcting Boundary Bias and Observation Independence in Bayesian Experimental Design
In many experimental settings, active learning can improve sample efficiency by sequentially selecting where to measure, which is particularly valuable when experiments are expensive. Gaussian processes with variance-based acquisition criteria are widely used for this purpose, but have two limitatio
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