Directed Cycles in Belief Networks

03/27/2013
by   Wilson X. Wen, et al.
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The most difficult task in probabilistic reasoning may be handling directed cycles in belief networks. To the best knowledge of this author, there is no serious discussion of this problem at all in the literature of probabilistic reasoning so far.

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