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IDEAL: A Software Package for Analysis of Influence Diagrams

03/27/2013

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by Sampath Srinivas, et al.

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IDEAL (Influence Diagram Evaluation and Analysis in Lisp) is a software environment for creation and evaluation of belief networks and influence diagrams. IDEAL is primarily a research tool and provides an implementation of many of the latest developments in belief network and influence diagram evaluation in a unified framework. This paper describes IDEAL and some lessons learned during its development.

Sampath Srinivas
4 publications
John S. Breese
12 publications

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