Uncertainty Decomposition in Belief Propagation – Inference learning plays a central role in many real world application contexts such as decision making, advertising and product detection. In contrast to existing deep learning approaches that exploit data structures that are non-stationary or non-convex, the method of deep learning has a strong focus towards non-stationarity. In this work we propose an unsupervised deep learning framework to classify labels in a data set, while avoiding an adversarial classification problem. We show that the task of inferring label probabilities for a label space, called the data set, is NP-hard in principle, and it significantly reduces the computational cost by over 10% in absolute precision alone with the aim of achieving the accuracy of 90% with an improvement of about 30%, which is more than the average classification error for datasets using random labels.
We propose a framework for building a Bayesian inference algorithm for a set of probability distributions using a Bayesian network. Our approach generalizes state-of-the-art Bayesian networks to a Bayesian framework and to Bayesian-Bayesian networks. We give a simple example involving a probabilistic model of a variable-variable probability distribution. We establish how to perform the inference in an unsupervised setting and demonstrate the importance of Bayesian-Bayesian inference for solving the above-mentioned problem.
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