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Asked 9th May, 2015
Do you know of examples in the literature of using classification accuracy as a score function for learning Bayesian Networks?
Hi,
I'm looking for some related work to a current project and I have only found one example where classification accuracy is used as the scoring function for learning Bayesian Networks:
Sierra, B., and P. Larranaga. "Predicting the survival in malignant skin melanoma using Bayesian networks. An empirical comparison between different approaches." Artificial Intelligence in Medicine 14, no. 1-2 (1998): 215-230.
But that can't really be the only one. Do you know of any others?
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Thanks Fabrice! That's exactly the types of references I was looking for.
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Hi Mahboobeh,
Thanks! I had seen that, but it doesn't concern it using classification accuracy as a scoring function. Her technical report that the presentation is based on is also very useful!
Orange Labs
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optimize classification accuracy fpr structure learning
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use accuracy to boost a BN ensemble
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accuracy is also commonly used when using GA-like algorithms (as a "fitness" score), among other criteria :
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