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Monday, January 19, 2009 8:48 AM

Bayesian inference in F# – Part IIb – Finding Maia underlying attitude

Other parts: Part I – Background Part II – A simple example – modeling Maia The previous post ended on this note. let MaiaJointProb attitude action = match attitude with | Happy -> happyActions |> List.assoc action | UnHappy -> unHappyActions
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008 12:41 PM

Bayesian inference in F# - Part IIa - A simple example - modeling Maia

Other parts: Part I - Background Part IIb - Finding Maia underlying attitude Let's start with a simple example: inferring the underlying attitude of a small baby by observing her actions. Let's call this particular small baby Maia. People always asks
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Friday, November 07, 2008 8:48 AM

Bayesian inference in F# - Part I - Background

Other posts: Part IIa - A simple example - modeling Maia Part IIb - Finding Maia underlying attitude My interest in Bayesian inference comes from my dissatisfaction with 'classical' statistics. Whenever I want to know something, for example the probability
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