
doi: 10.1007/bfb0020180
Graphical models are considered more and more as a key technique for describing the dependency relations of random variables. Various learning and inference algorithms have been described and analysed. This article demonstrates how an important subclass of graphical models can be treated by transforming the underlying model into a regular feedforward network with special, yet deterministic, activation functions. Inference and the relevant quantities for learning can be calculated exactly in these networks. Moreover, all the known techniques for feedforward networks can be exploited and applied here.
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