We present a class of approximate inference algorithms for graphical models of the QMR-DT type. We give convergence rates for these algorithms and for the Jaakkola and Jordan (1999) algorithm, and verify these theoretical predictions empirically. We also present empirical results on the difficult QMR-DT network problem, obtaining performance of the new algorithms roughly comparable to the Jaakkola and Jordan algorithm
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The research reported in this thesis focuses on approximation techniques for inference in graphical ...
AbstractCredal networks generalize Bayesian networks by relaxing the requirement of precision of pro...
We present a class of approximate inference algorithms for graphical models of the QMR-DT type. We ...
We present an analysis of concentration-of-expectation phenomena in layered Bayesian networks that ...
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AbstractThis paper presents a family of algorithms for approximate inference in credal networks (tha...
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\u3cp\u3eCredal networks generalize Bayesian networks by relaxing the requirement of precision of pr...
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Probability theory provides a mathematically rigorous yet conceptually flexible calculus of uncertai...
This paper presents a family of algorithms for approximate inference in credal net-works (that is, m...
The research reported in this thesis focuses on approximation techniques for inference in graphical ...
AbstractCredal networks generalize Bayesian networks by relaxing the requirement of precision of pro...
We present a class of approximate inference algorithms for graphical models of the QMR-DT type. We ...
We present an analysis of concentration-of-expectation phenomena in layered Bayesian networks that ...
A Bayesian network can be used to model consisely the probabilistic knowledge with respect to a give...
We study probabilistic inference in large, layered Bayesian networks represented as directed acyclic...
AbstractThis paper presents a family of algorithms for approximate inference in credal networks (tha...
The clique tree algorithm is the standard method for doing inference in Bayesian networks. It works ...
Loopy and generalized belief propagation are popular algorithms for approximate inference in Marko...
Inference is a key component in learning probabilistic models from partially observable data. When l...
\u3cp\u3eCredal networks generalize Bayesian networks by relaxing the requirement of precision of pr...
This publication offers and investigates efficient Monte Carlo simulation methods in order to realiz...
Belief propagation (BP) on cyclic graphs is an efficient algorithm for computing approximate margina...
Probability theory provides a mathematically rigorous yet conceptually flexible calculus of uncertai...
This paper presents a family of algorithms for approximate inference in credal net-works (that is, m...
The research reported in this thesis focuses on approximation techniques for inference in graphical ...
AbstractCredal networks generalize Bayesian networks by relaxing the requirement of precision of pro...