Using Deep Learning to Detect Multiple Paths to Plagas – We first present a novel method of learning sequential decision models from multi-directional flows. We first build a parallel network of agents and observe they perform well, even if the agents are not very different. Then we propose a two-stage inference with a stochastic gradient descent algorithm, which takes into account the different steps in each step, to learn a multi-directional flow. The method is based on the no regret (NP) method. We validate the methods on simulated data, with an improved classification performance on MNIST dataset.
Probabilistic modeling and inference techniques in general are well-suited to infer, understand and reason from complex data. Here, we propose the use of Bayesian inference to model data and provide tools for inferring and reasoning from complex data sets. This paper also presents a new system for probabilistic inference where data is represented as a continuous vector space and inference is carried out from a high-dimensional feature space. The main contributions of this paper are: (1) The Bayesian inference process is based on a nonparametric structure, a generalization of Markovian logic semantics and the conditional probability measure is derived, which provides a framework for Bayesian inference which allows to model complex data. (2) Further, the use of the conditional probability measure and conditional conditional inference are both derived using the nonparametric structure underlying Bayesian inference algorithms. (3) We provide an implementation of the probabilistic inference system by integrating the Bayesian inference inference algorithm into a machine learning platform for Bayesian learning experiments based on neural networks and machine learning algorithms.
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Efficient Online Sufficient Statistics for Transfer in Machine Learning with Deep LearningProbabilistic modeling and inference techniques in general are well-suited to infer, understand and reason from complex data. Here, we propose the use of Bayesian inference to model data and provide tools for inferring and reasoning from complex data sets. This paper also presents a new system for probabilistic inference where data is represented as a continuous vector space and inference is carried out from a high-dimensional feature space. The main contributions of this paper are: (1) The Bayesian inference process is based on a nonparametric structure, a generalization of Markovian logic semantics and the conditional probability measure is derived, which provides a framework for Bayesian inference which allows to model complex data. (2) Further, the use of the conditional probability measure and conditional conditional inference are both derived using the nonparametric structure underlying Bayesian inference algorithms. (3) We provide an implementation of the probabilistic inference system by integrating the Bayesian inference inference algorithm into a machine learning platform for Bayesian learning experiments based on neural networks and machine learning algorithms.