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CS 561, Session 29 1 Belief networks Conditional independence Syntax and semantics Exact inference Approximate inference
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CS 561, Session 29 2 Independence
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CS 561, Session 29 3 Conditional independence
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CS 561, Session 29 4 Conditional independence
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CS 561, Session 29 5 Conditional independence
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CS 561, Session 29 6 Belief networks
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CS 561, Session 29 7 Example
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CS 561, Session 29 8 Semantics
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CS 561, Session 29 9 Semantics
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CS 561, Session 29 10 Markov blanket
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CS 561, Session 29 11 Constructing belief networks
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CS 561, Session 29 12 Example
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CS 561, Session 29 17 Example: car diagnosis
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CS 561, Session 29 18 Example: car insurance
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CS 561, Session 29 19 Compact conditional distributions
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CS 561, Session 29 20 Compact conditional distributions
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CS 561, Session 29 21 Hybrid (discrete+continuous) networks
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CS 561, Session 29 22 Continuous child variables
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CS 561, Session 29 23 Continuous child variables
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CS 561, Session 29 24 Discrete variable w/ continuous parents
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CS 561, Session 29 25 Discrete variable
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CS 561, Session 29 26 Inference in belief networks Exact inference by enumeration Exact inference by variable elimination Approximate inference by stochastic simulation Approximate inference by Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC)
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