Sensitivity Analysis of Probabilistic Graphical Models: Theoretical Results and Their Applications on Bayesian Network Modeling and Inference - Tapa blanda

Chan, Hei

 
9783639136951: Sensitivity Analysis of Probabilistic Graphical Models: Theoretical Results and Their Applications on Bayesian Network Modeling and Inference
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ISBN 10: 3639136950 ISBN 13: 9783639136951
Editorial: VDM Verlag, 2009

Sinopsis

Probabilistic graphical models such as Bayesian networks are widely used for large-scale data analysis in various fields such as customer data analysis and medical diagnosis, as they model probabilistic knowledge naturally and allow the use of efficient inference algorithms to draw conclusions from the model. Sensitivity analysis of probabilistic graphical models is the analysis of the relationships between the inputs (local beliefs), such as network parameters, and the outputs (global beliefs), such as values of probabilistic queries, and addresses the central research problem of how beliefs will be changed when we incorporate new information to the current model. This book provides many theoretical results, such as the assessment of global belief changes due to local belief changes, the identification of local belief changes that induce certain global belief changes, and the quantifying of belief changes in general. These results can be applied on the modeling and inference of Bayesian networks, and provide a critical tool for the researchers, developers, and users of Bayesian networks during the process of probabilistic data modeling and reasoning.

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Reseña del editor

Probabilistic graphical models such as Bayesian networks are widely used for large-scale data analysis in various fields such as customer data analysis and medical diagnosis, as they model probabilistic knowledge naturally and allow the use of efficient inference algorithms to draw conclusions from the model. Sensitivity analysis of probabilistic graphical models is the analysis of the relationships between the inputs (local beliefs), such as network parameters, and the outputs (global beliefs), such as values of probabilistic queries, and addresses the central research problem of how beliefs will be changed when we incorporate new information to the current model. This book provides many theoretical results, such as the assessment of global belief changes due to local belief changes, the identification of local belief changes that induce certain global belief changes, and the quantifying of belief changes in general. These results can be applied on the modeling and inference of Bayesian networks, and provide a critical tool for the researchers, developers, and users of Bayesian networks during the process of probabilistic data modeling and reasoning.

Biografía del autor

Hei Chan is a research fellow at the Center for Service Research of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), in Tokyo, Japan. He received his Ph.D. degree in computer science at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). His research interests include data modeling, Bayesian networks, and causality.

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Editorial
VDM Verlag
Año de publicación
2009
Idioma
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ISBN 10 
3639136950
ISBN 13 
9783639136951
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Número de páginas
164
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