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High Dimensional Modelling,g techniques to data of high dimension: by this we mean from hundreds to tens of thousands of variables. Such data arise routinely in fields such as molecular biology. We first describe two typical datasets: one from a study of gene expression in breast cancer patients, and the other from the HapMap

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Bayesian Networks,pagation performed in order to compute the required quantities. Topics covered in later sections include simulation and prediction using the network objects, use of the . package, and structural learning, i.e., how the network may be learnt from the data.

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Gaussian Graphical Models,ed graphs called pDAGS and essential graphs are used to represent equivalence classes of models. We describe various model selection algorithms for directed Gaussian models, including PC algorithm, the hill-climbing algorithm, and the max-min hill-climbing algorithm and apply them to the example dat

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Multi-Net Optimization of VLSI Interconnected graphs called pDAGS and essential graphs are used to represent equivalence classes of models. We describe various model selection algorithms for directed Gaussian models, including PC algorithm, the hill-climbing algorithm, and the max-min hill-climbing algorithm and apply them to the example dat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0651-1 are highly efficient. We describe these algorithms in more detail and illustrate their use on the example datasets. Finally, as a more advanced example, we illustrate how a Bayesian equivalent to the minimal BIC forest algorithm for high-dimensional discrete data may be obtained. Assuming a hyper-D

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Graphical Models with R978-1-4614-2299-0Series ISSN 2197-5736 Series E-ISSN 2197-5744

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The Spectrum of Turbulencemittent distribution of strongly active, dissipative turbulent bursts amidst more quiet regions, all this strongly fluctuating in time. Evidently many time scales are present, the smaller vortex structures circulating faster, being advected by the slower, larger ones. Also the spatial structures of