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Update: The paper Causality with Gates is now available which describes the theory behind this blog post. An oft quoted phrase is "correlation does not imply causation". It means that if A tends to be true when B is true (i.e. A and B are correlated...

This blog has been migrated from community.research.microsoft.com Original date of blog: February 3, 2009 Original blog author: John Guiver NOTE: This example and the corresponding code are now directly available in the Infer.NET release. ...

This blog has been migrated from community.research.microsoft.com Original date of blog: November 24, 2010 Original blog author: David Knowles The new release of Infer.NET supports a number of new factors you may find useful when designing your...

This blog has been migrated from community.research.microsoft.com Original date of blog: November 18, 2010 Original blog author: John Guiver This is the second in a series of blogs about the Infer.NET 2.4 Beta 1 release , and highlights the benefits...

This blog has been migrated from community.research.microsoft.com Original date of blog: November 8, 2010 Original blog author: John Winn Hello Infernauts!! Now that version 2.4 of Infer.NET is released, we're planning a series of blog posts...

This post has been migrated from community.research.microsoft.com. Original date of blog: February 1, 2010 Original blog author: John Guiver In this post, we're going to look at how to use Infer.NET to streamline the conference reviewing process...