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3 Jul 2024: Train and Test Tightness of LP Relaxations in Structured Prediction. Ofer Meshi, Mehrdad Mahdavi, Adrian Weller and David Sontag.

12 Apr 2024: Figure 9: Results on the rotated MNIST benchmark, showing the mean $pm$ std of the test error (top) and log-likelihood (bottom) across three different seeds. ... methods. Figure 10: Results on the corrupted CIFAR-10 benchmark, showing the mean $pm$ std

19 Nov 2023: We get 10 people to blind test, each given a randomly selected drink. ... One-sided and two-sided tests. Depending on the circumstances, it may be necessary to use a two-sided test.

19 Nov 2023: 7. Commercial airline pilots need to pass four out of five separate tests for certification. ... Assume that the testsare equally difficult, and that the performance on separate tests are independent.

19 Nov 2023: You may use the barh command. For thatmultinomial model, what is the highest and lowest possible test set log probability (for anypossible test set)? ... c) For the Bayesian model, what is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001?Explain

19 Nov 2023: c) For the Bayesian model, what is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explainwhether, when computing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial orthe categorical distribution function?

19 Nov 2023: generalize from observations in the training set to new test cases(interpolation and extrapolation). • ... make predictions on test cases• interpret the trained model, what insights is the model providing?• evaluate the accuracy of model. •

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12 Apr 2024: Practitioners should also test the hell out of their inference schemes to gain confidence in them. ... The acid test is whether your inference scheme works on the real world data you care about, so test cases also need to replicate aspects of this

19 Nov 2023: Moralisation test for conditional independence. (Lauritzen et al, 1990; Cowell et al, 1999)A. ... directed mixed graphs). • Marginal and conditional independence• Markov boundaries and separation tests for independence• Plate notation.

12 Apr 2024: Examples include inferring the mass of the Higgs boson ($X$) from collider data ($D$); estimating the prevalence of Covid 19 infections ($X$) from PCR test data ($D$); or reconstructing files ($X$) ... One way to view them is as unit tests that the

19 Nov 2023: Test yourvalueIteration algorithm.

19 Nov 2023: Test yourvalueIteration algorithm.

19 Nov 2023: Constraint-Based Learning: Use statistical tests of marginal and conditionalindependence. Find the set of DAGs whose d-separation relations match theresults of conditional independence tests.

19 Nov 2023: Show and comment on the fit and the hypers, and the predictions forthe test data.

19 Nov 2023: Show and comment on the fit and the hypers, and the predictions forthe test data.

19 Nov 2023: Why do we need this, is it useful?• Make inference about uncertain events• Form the basis of information theory• Test the strength of statistical evidence. •

19 Nov 2023: Computational Neuroscience: neuronal networks, neural information processing,. • Economics: decision theory, game theory, operational research,.

19 Nov 2023: c) For the Bayesian model, what is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explainwhether, when computing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial withor without the “combinatorial factor”.

19 Nov 2023: generalize from observations in the training set to new test cases(interpolation and extrapolation). • ... make predictions on test cases• interpret the trained model, what insights is the model providing?• evaluate the accuracy of model. •

19 Nov 2023: Show and comment on the fit and the hypers, and the predictions forthe test data.

19 Nov 2023: Constraint-Based Learning: Use statistical tests of marginal and conditionalindependence. Find the set of DAGs whose d-separation relations match theresults of conditional independence tests.

19 Nov 2023: Show and comment on the fit and the hypers, and the predictions forthe test data.

19 Nov 2023: Show and comment on the fit and the hypers, and the predictions forthe test data.

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19 Nov 2023: c) For the Bayesian model, what is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explainwhether, when computing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial withor without the “combinatorial factor”.

19 Nov 2023: generalize from observations in the training set to new test cases(interpolation and extrapolation). • ... make predictions on test cases• interpret the trained model, what insights is the model providing?• evaluate the accuracy of model. •

19 Nov 2023: Constraint-Based Learning: Use statistical tests of marginal and conditionalindependence. Find the set of DAGs whose d-separation relations match theresults of conditional independence tests.

19 Nov 2023: What is theexpression for the predictive distribution? e) 10% : What is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explain whether, whencomputing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial with or without

19 Nov 2023: generalize from observations in the training set to new test cases(interpolation and extrapolation). • ... make predictions on test cases• interpret the trained model, what insights is the model providing?• evaluate the accuracy of model. •

19 Nov 2023: c) 10% : Using the model from question b), what will the test set log probability be if the testset B contains a word which is not contained in the training set ... e) 10% : What is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001?

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19 Nov 2023: What is theexpression for the predictive distribution? e) 10% : What is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explain whether, whencomputing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial with or without

19 Nov 2023: Constraint-Based Learning: Use statistical tests of marginal and conditionalindependence. Find the set of DAGs whose d-separation relations match theresults of conditional independence tests.

19 Nov 2023: What is theexpression for the predictive distribution? e) 10% : What is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explain whether, whencomputing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial with or without

19 Nov 2023: What is theexpression for the predictive distribution? e) 10% : What is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explain whether, whencomputing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial with or withoutthe

19 Nov 2023: What is theexpression for the predictive distribution? e) 10% : What is the log probability for the test document with ID 2001? ... Explain whether, whencomputing the log probability of a test document, you would use the multinomial with or withoutthe

3 Jul 2024: The list of papers are:. Statistical Model Criticism using Kernel Two Sample Tests.

12 Apr 2024: Reducing the prior precision $delta$ results in higher validation accuracy, but also a larger train-test gap, corresponding to more overfitting. ... Continual Learning: I personally think continual learning is a very good way to test approximate Bayesian

19 Nov 2023: Using ideas from: Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering, AppliedMathematics, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Computational Neuroscience,Economics. •

19 Nov 2023: generalize from observations in the training set to new test cases(interpolation and extrapolation). • ... make predictions on test cases• interpret the trained model, what insights is the model providing?• evaluate the accuracy of model. •

19 Nov 2023: Using ideas from: Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering, AppliedMathematics, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Computational Neuroscience,Economics. •

19 Nov 2023: Using ideas from: Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering, AppliedMathematics, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Computational Neuroscience,Economics. •

19 Nov 2023: Using ideas from: Statistics, Computer Science, Engineering, AppliedMathematics, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Computational Neuroscience,Economics. •