In this paper, we present a maximum entropy (maxent) approach to the fusion of experts opinions, or classifiers outputs, problem. Themaxent approach is quite versatile and allows us to express in a clear, rigorous,way the a priori knowledge that is available on the problem. For instance, our knowledge about the reliabil-ity of the experts and the correlations between these experts can be easily inte-grated: Each piece of knowledge is expressed in the form of a linear constraint. An iterative scaling algorithm is used in order to compute the maxent solution of the problem. The maximum entropy method seeks the joint probability den-sity of a set of random variables that has maximum entropy while satisfying the constraints. It is therefore the...
Abstract—In many practical situations, we have only partial information about the probabilities. In ...
Probabilistic reasoning under the so-called principle of max-imum entropy is a viable and convenient...
In many practical situations, we have only partial information about the probabilities. In some case...
In this paper, we present a maximum entropy (maxent) approach to the fusion of experts opinions, or...
In this paper, we present a maximum entropy (maxent) approach to the fusion of experts opinions, or ...
In expert systems, we elicit the probabilities of different statements from the experts. However, to...
This paper presents a maximum entropy framework for the aggregation of expert opinions where the exp...
Within the task of collaborative filtering two challenges for computing conditional probabilities ex...
We review recent theoretical results in maximum entropy (MaxEnt) PDF projection that provide a theor...
Maximum entropy (MaxEnt) framework has been studied extensively in supervised learning. Here, the go...
Maximum entropy (MaxEnt) framework has been studied extensively in supervised learning. Here, the go...
In this paper we propose a generalised maximum-entropy classification framework, in which the empiri...
Diversity of a classifier ensemble has been shown to benefit over-all classification performance. Bu...
Diversity of a classifier ensemble has been shown to benefit over-all classification performance. Bu...
This paper presents a new method for calculating the conditional probability of any multi-valued pre...
Abstract—In many practical situations, we have only partial information about the probabilities. In ...
Probabilistic reasoning under the so-called principle of max-imum entropy is a viable and convenient...
In many practical situations, we have only partial information about the probabilities. In some case...
In this paper, we present a maximum entropy (maxent) approach to the fusion of experts opinions, or...
In this paper, we present a maximum entropy (maxent) approach to the fusion of experts opinions, or ...
In expert systems, we elicit the probabilities of different statements from the experts. However, to...
This paper presents a maximum entropy framework for the aggregation of expert opinions where the exp...
Within the task of collaborative filtering two challenges for computing conditional probabilities ex...
We review recent theoretical results in maximum entropy (MaxEnt) PDF projection that provide a theor...
Maximum entropy (MaxEnt) framework has been studied extensively in supervised learning. Here, the go...
Maximum entropy (MaxEnt) framework has been studied extensively in supervised learning. Here, the go...
In this paper we propose a generalised maximum-entropy classification framework, in which the empiri...
Diversity of a classifier ensemble has been shown to benefit over-all classification performance. Bu...
Diversity of a classifier ensemble has been shown to benefit over-all classification performance. Bu...
This paper presents a new method for calculating the conditional probability of any multi-valued pre...
Abstract—In many practical situations, we have only partial information about the probabilities. In ...
Probabilistic reasoning under the so-called principle of max-imum entropy is a viable and convenient...
In many practical situations, we have only partial information about the probabilities. In some case...