Dad of four wonderful kids. Professional cruncher of 'impossible' problems. Philosopher. Adventurer. Programming Working Simulator Programs on Mainframe Computers at 9 yrs old | First tech start-up at 16 yrs old | Wrote first OS at 17 yrs old | Grad school at 20 yrs old | Still learning more accelerating rapidly!
Sunday, 20 November 2011
Probabilistic reasoning in intelligent systems
Just delving deeper into Pearl & Spiegelhalter's work. I can see why the computation in a space that is the size of the maximal clique? But isn't finding the cliques (maximally fully connected sets) exponential anyway - if you are using heuristics to do that then how are you better off?
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