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Adaptive mixture variational inference for spike-and-slab regression
Correlated predictors can support competing sparse explanations with similar predictions, making joint uncertainty about variable inclusion difficult to capture with mean-field approximations. We develop an adaptive fitting procedure for mixtures of product distributions in Gaussian regression with
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