Date | Topic | Paper | Presenter |
2006-08-09 |
Organizational Meeting |
No Readings.
We followed a link given by David Poole at UAI-06:
the
Probabilistic-Logical Models Repository. and came up with the following
plan.
We will go over Poole's
tutorial and his CILOG-II system.
Of the other systems, we
will review Manfred Jaeger's Primula and Adnan's Darwiche's SamIam.
SamIam is being integrated with Primula. We will study the
(non-implemented) First-Order Bayesian Logic of Kathryn Laskey, the
the
Alchemy system by Pedro Domingos, which gave a keynote presentation at
AAAI-06, and the PRM-type systems, which originated at Daphne Koller's DAGS
group at Stanford.
|
Group Discussion |
2006-08-10 to 15 |
David Poole's UAI-06 Tutorial on the integration of logic and
probabilistic reasoning |
"Uncertainty with Logical, Procedural, and Relational Languages", by David
Poole.
Additional reference: Paulo da Costa and Kathryn Laskey's "Multi-Entity
Bayesian Networks without Multi-Tears."
We completed the tutorial. We did not use the additional reference.
| Marco Valtorta
Copy of picture on board on August 14. |
2006-08-21 |
David Poole's CILOG-II system
|
"CILog 2: A logic programming language with probabilities and logical
explanation and debugging facilities", by David
Poole. This meeting only covered the first part of the CILog2 manual.
Additional resources:
Batmobile paper, local copy, ps
Probabilistic Models for Relational Data, by David
Heckerman, Christopher Meek, and Daphne Koller, local copy, pdf
| Jingshan Huang and Jingsong Wang
PowerPoint presentation based on the Cilog-2 manual
|
2006-09-26 |
Goal Trees
|
Loveland, D.W. and M.E. Stickel. The hole in goal trees: some guidance from
resolution theory. IEEE Transactions on Computers C-25, 4 (April 1976),
335--341.
Paper, local copy, pdf.
Local copies of two related papers by Mark Stickel:
1987, pdf.
1989, pdf.
| Marco Valtorta.
Copy of picture on board, with variations on the
swimming pool example. |
2006-10-10 |
CVS and the Magellan system
|
No paper |
Jingshan Huang |
2006-10-17-20 |
The Primula System |
The Primula Systems by Manfred Jaeger
|
Jingsong Wang's
PowerPoint presentation based on examples provided by Manfred Jaeger
|
2007-01-04 |
Multiple-Entity Bayesian Networks (MEBNs) |
Main Reference: Paulo da Costa and Kathryn Laskey's "Multi-Entity
Bayesian Networks without Multi-Tears"
(local copy).
Kathryn
Laskey's "First-Order Bayesian Logic"
(local copy).
Kathryn
Laskey's "MEBN: A Logic for Open-World Probabilistic Reasoning"
(local copy).
|
Jingsong Wang's
PowerPoint presentation based on the main reference
.
PowerPoint presentation containing some material on MEBNs
.
PowerPoint presentation for 2006-01-05 meeting: subset of above, with some
changes.
.
|
2007-01-23 |
Conflicts in Bayesian Networks |
Young-Gyun Kim and Marco Valtorta. "On the Detection of Conflicts in Diagnostic
Bayesian Networks Using Abstraction." UAI-95, pp.362-367 (local copy).
|
Marco Valtorta's
PowerPoint presentation based on work by Jensen, Laskey, and Kim and Valtorta.
|
2007-02-06 |
Conflicts and Alerts |
Thomas D. Nielsen and Finn V. Jensen. "On-line Alert Systems for Production
Plants: A Conflict Based Approach." Technical Report, Machine Intelligence
Group, University of Aalborg, Denmark
(local copy of 2007-01-28, and
original link).
|
Scott Langevin's
PowerPoint presentation.
|
2007-08-13 |
The TREAT System |
Leonard Lebovici, Michal Fishman, Henrik C. Schoenheyder, Christian Riekehr,
Brian Kristensen, Ilana Shraga, and Steen Andreassen.
"A Causal Probabilistic Network for Optimal Treatment of Bacterial Infections."
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 12, 4 (July/August, 2000),
517-528
(local copy of 2007-08-14).
|
Alicia Ruvinsky and Scott Langevin's
presentation of 2007-08-14
|
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