Datum a čas
Místnost
Externí přednášející
James Cussens
Pracoviště externího přednášejícího
University of York
I will present our work on solving the problem of learning the
'optimal' Bayesian network (BN) from complete data by casting it as an
integer program (IP). We use the SCIP (Solving Constraint Integer
Programming) framework to do this. Although cutting planes (and strong
valid inequalities generally) are a key ingredient in our approach,
primal heuristics and efficient propagation are also important. I will
present very recent work which allows the user to impose arbitrary
conditional independence constraints on the BN. To scale up this
approach (and also to deal with missing data) I think 'delayed column
generation' will be crucial, so I'll conclude with some pointers in
that direction.