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1. Question about information as utility (Robert Goldman)
2. CFP : The 4th IPT workshop @ IEEE ITSC 2018 (Luis MoreiraMatias)
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Somehow, it has seeped into my mind as received wisdom that for
applications like experimental design for scientific inquiry, we use
information gain as a utility measure. That is, if we want to apply
decision theory/decision analysis to something like experimental design,
we typically do not
Thanks very much to Deep, Marco and Thomas for the suggestion of
"prior-data conflict" as the search phrase I'm looking for, and to Deep
and Thomas for pointers to the papers. I really appreciate it, and am
starting follow up now.
Best,
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Best,
Rich
On 2/23/2018 12:48 PM, Robert Goldman wrote:
I'm looking for some advice and particularly literature pointers for
a question about the Bayesian stance. I'm interested in what
approaches are suggested for handling the case where one's prior is
qualitative
I'm looking for some advice and particularly literature pointers for a
question about the Bayesian stance. I'm interested in what approaches
are suggested for handling the case where one's prior is qualitatively
wrong.
For example, imagine that I have chosen a normal distribution for a
random
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Best,
-Clay
On Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 2:13 PM, Robert Goldman
wrote:
Can anyone point me at some free code that will let me play around
with
some simple influence diagrams?
There seem to be a bunch of really great, capable, commercial
systems, but
for n
On 28 Jan 2018, at 1:03, Anders L. Madsen wrote:
Hi Robert Goldman,
HUGIN has a free trial version that supports the use of influence
diagrams. It comes with a range of APIs.
You can download it here:
https://www.hugin.com/index.php/hugin-lite/
Thank you very much: this looks very
nterface (which was really nice) is only available for
windows. I think this GUI is the fastest means for 'playing' with
examples.
The SMILE library however supports Linux.
Best,
Behrouz Babaki
On 01/27/2018 12:43 AM, Robert Goldman wrote:
Can anyone point me at some free code t
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Subject: [UAI] Influence diagram "calculator"?
Can anyone point me at some free code that w
Can anyone point me at some free code that will let me play around with
some simple influence diagrams?
There seem to be a bunch of really great, capable, commercial systems,
but for now, I just need something that will let me do some meatball
examples.
If I can do some convincing examples,
Here's an up-to-date copy; sorry about the confusion:
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INTRODUCTION:
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