(519g) Linking Bayesian Optimization with Deterministic Global Gaussian Process Optimization for Active Determination of Optimal Policies: From Catalysis to Cancer Treatment
AIChE Annual Meeting
2024
2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
Computing and Systems Technology Division
Industrial applications in Intelligent Operations
Wednesday, October 30, 2024 - 2:15pm to 2:36pm
In this work, we explore the effects of using deterministic global optimization techniques for GP models (here, using MAiNGO/MeLOn [2, 3]) in place of traditional local solvers during optimization of the acquisition functions in BO. Specifically, we study its effects on a simple Müller-Brown potential illustration, and then proceed to studying its effects on a policy optimization for dynamic ammonia catalysis and a personalized cancer-chemotherapy treatment policy [3]. Our results highlight the potential of deterministic global optimization within BO to achieve more efficient optimization outcomes, particularly in scenarios where the acquisition function is characterized by complex landscapes with multiple minima.
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