| P. Kontkanen, P. Myllymaki, T. Silander, H. Tirri, and P. Grunwald. On predictive distributions and Bayesian networks. In W. Daelemans, P. Flach, and A. van den Bosch, editors, Proceedings of the Seventh Belgian-Dutch Conference on Machine Learning (BeNeLearn'97), pages 59--68, Tilburg, the Netherlands, October 1997. |
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P. Kontkanen, P. Myllymaki, T. Silander, H. Tirri, and P. Grunwald. On predictive distributions and Bayesian networks. In W. Daelemans, P. Flach, and A. van den Bosch, editors, Proceedings of the Seventh Belgian-Dutch Conference on Machine Learning (BeNeLearn'97), pages 59--68, Tilburg, the Netherlands, October 1997.
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Kontkanen, P., Myllymaki, P., Silander, T., Tirri, H., & Grunwald, P. 2000. On Predictive Distributions and Bayesian Networks. Statistics and Computing, 10, 39--54.
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Kontkanen, P.; Myllymaki, P.; Silander, T.; Tirri, H.; and Grunwald, P. 1997c. On predictive distributions and Bayesian networks. In Daelemans, W.; Flach, P.; and van den Bosch, A., eds., Proceedings of the Seventh Belgian-Dutch Conference on Machine Learning (BeNeLearn'97), 59--68.
....by summing the individual predictions weighted by the model class probabilities P (M k j D;M) As a matter of fact, from the probability theory point of view the Bayesian instance based learning predictive distribution (4) produces optimally accurate predictions within the chosen model family. In [17, 18], we described how the recently published new coding scheme by Rissanen [28] for representing the stochastic complexity measure [27] offers an alternative definition for an optimal predictive distribution. This definition can be justified by information theoretic arguments, but this approach will ....
....much more conservative than the single model MLNB. For small samples it is well known that the traditional MLNB classifier is too dependent on the observed data and does not take into account that future data may turn out to be different. A more detailed discussion on this topic can be found in [17, 18]. 5 Conclusion In this paper we proposed a Bayesian framework for defining the instance based learning approach. The framework is based on the observation that moving from a model based learning approach, such as decision tree learning, to an instancebased learning approach that relies solely on ....
P. Kontkanen, P. Myllymaki, T. Silander, H. Tirri, and P. Grunwald. On predictive distributions and Bayesian networks. In W. Daelemans, P. Flach, and A. van den Bosch, editors, Proceedings of the Seventh Belgian-Dutch Conference on Machine Learning (BeNeLearn'97), pages 59--68, Tilburg, the Netherlands, October 1997. 88
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P.Kontkanen, P. Myllymaki, T. Silander, H.Tirri, and P. Grunwald, Predictive Distributions and Bayesian Networks, Journal of Statistics and Computing 10, pp. 39-54, 2000.
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