Kernel Ridge Regression
Overview
Kernel ridge regression (KRR) fits nonlinear functions in a reproducing-kernel Hilbert space by balancing data fit against a norm penalty, making predictions from similarities between examples. Work studies how kernel spectra, target smoothness, input dimension, and alignment shape learning curves, interpolation, benign overfitting, and generalization. To scale Gram-matrix methods, approaches use Nyström sampling with ridge leverage scores, random features, sketching, and preconditioned iterative solvers; other variants learn or reweight kernels or add unpenalized features. KRR is also used for dynamical systems, treatment-effect estimation, and covariate shift, while a central tension is preserving statistical guarantees and useful inductive bias as kernels and datasets become more complex.
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