First-order Bayesian reasoning
Ingrid Fabian; Dale A. Lambert;
First-order Bayesian reasoning
This paper briefly discusses problems with traditional Bayesian networks, and previous attempts at overcoming those problems, as a motivation for formulating a first-order knowledge based approach to Bayesian inference. The proposed first-order knowledge based approach endeavours to address each of the traditional Bayesian network problems.
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