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Scaling Up Graphical Model Inference View observed data and unobserved properties as random variables Graphical Models: compact graph-based encoding of probability distributions (high dimensional, with complex dependencies)

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Scaling Up Graphical Model Inference<br>
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View observed data and unobserved properties as random variables
Graphical Models: compact graph-based encoding of probability distributions (high dimensional, with complex dependencies)




Generative/discriminative/hybrid, un-,semi- and supervised learning
Bayesian Networks (directed), Markov Random Fields (undirected), hybrids, extensions, etc. HMM, CRF, RBM, M3N, HMRF, etc.
Enormous research area with a number of excellent tutorials
[J98], [M01], [M04], [W08], [KF10], [S11] Graphical Models<br>
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Graphical Model Inference Key issues:
Representation: syntax and semantics (directed/undirected,variables/factors,..)
Inference: computing probabilities and most likely assignments/explanations
Learning: of model parameters based on observed data. Relies on inference!
Inference is NP-hard (numerous results, incl. approximation hardness)
Exact inference: works for very limited subset of models/structures
E.g., chains or low-treewidth trees
Approximate inference: highly computationally intensive
Deterministic: variational, loopy belief propagation, expectation propagation
Numerical sampling (Monte Carlo): Gibbs sampling<br>