Titlebook: Expert Systems and Probabilistic Network Models; Enrique Castillo,José Manuel Gutiérrez,Ali S. Hadi Book 1997 Springer-Verlag New York, In

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Vergleich verschiedener Analysenmethoden,ence consists of updating the probability distributions of the variables according to the newly available evidence. For example, we need to calculate the conditional distribution of each element of a set of variables of interest (e.g., diseases) given the evidence (e.g., symptoms).

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Learning Bayesian Networks,t and sometimes conflicting assessments due to the subjective nature of the process. In these situations, the dependency structure and the associated CPDs can be estimated from the data. This is referred to as ..

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Betriebswirtschaftliche Risikoanalyse,91), Durkin (1994), Hayes-Roth (1985), Waterman (1985), and also the readings edited by García and Chien (1991). A practical approach is also given in the book of Pedersen (1989), which includes several algorithms.

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Rule-Based Expert Systems,91), Durkin (1994), Hayes-Roth (1985), Waterman (1985), and also the readings edited by García and Chien (1991). A practical approach is also given in the book of Pedersen (1989), which includes several algorithms.

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Graphically Specified Models,s of independence assumptions. However, these models are ad hoc because they are suitable only for the diseases-symptoms paradigms. In this chapter we show how more general dependency models are obtained using graphs. The basic idea consists of using undirected or directed graphs to build a dependency model.

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