EPISODE · Aug 4, 2017 · 17 MIN
[MINI] Bayesian Belief Networks
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A Bayesian Belief Network is an acyclic directed graph composed of nodes that represent random variables and edges that imply a conditional dependence between them. It's an intuitive way of encoding your statistical knowledge about a system and is efficient to propagate belief updates throughout the network when new information is added.
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