Kernel Mean Embeddings: Turning Distributions into Points You Can Compute With
Most of machine learning is built around points. A data point is a vector, a model maps vectors to predictions, and distance between vectors tells you how similar two examples are. Distributions are harder. A distribution is not a point, it is a whole object: a function, a measure, a cloud of possi…
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- 2026-10-31 05:16 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Kernel Mean Embeddings: Turning Distributions into Points You Can Compute With