Bayesian Networks
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May 1, 2024
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Bayesian Networks, also known as Belief Networks, are powerful probabilistic graphical models that represent relationships between variables using directed acyclic graphs. They provide a structured framework to reason about uncertain events, making them valuable tools in various domains such as machine learning, AI, and decision-making.
Defining Bayesian Networks
Bayesian Networks are graphical models that depict the dependencies and conditional probabilities among a set of variables. Each node in the network represents a variable, and edges connecting them indicate the probabilistic dependence between those variables. The strength of the dependency is quantified using conditional probability distributions.
Applications of Bayesian Networks
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