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Residual Correlation as a Diagnostic for Joint-Uncertainty Gains from GP Coregionalisation
In multi-target regression, correlated targets are often coupled through multi-output Gaussian processes with an intrinsic model of coregionalisation (GP-ICM), assuming that sharing statistical strength improves overall performance. In practice, the benefits are inconsistent. Across the settings stu
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