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Learning Bayesian networks: approaches and issues

by: Rónán Daly, Qiang Shen, Stuart Aitken
The Knowledge Engineering Review, Vol. 26, No. 02. (April 2011), pp. 99-157, doi:10.1017/s0269888910000251  Key: citeulike:9385597

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Bayesian networks have become a widely used method in the modelling of uncertain knowledge. Owing to the difficulty domain experts have in specifying them, techniques that learn Bayesian networks from data have become indispensable. Recently, however, there have been many important new developments in this field. This work takes a broad look at the literature on learning Bayesian networksâin particular their structureâfrom data. Specific topics are not focused on in detail, but it is hoped that all the major fields in the area are covered. This article is not intended to be a tutorialâfor this, there are many books on the topic, which will be presented. However, an effort has been made to locate all the relevant publications, so that this paper can be used as a ready reference to find the works on particular sub-topics.


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