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An examination on the performance of MML causal induction

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posted on 2003-01-01, 00:00 authored by Honghua Dai, Gang LiGang Li, Ling Zhuang
This paper presents an examination report on the performance of the improved MML based causal model discovery algorithm. In this paper, We firstly describe our improvement to the causal discovery algorithm which introduces a new encoding scheme for measuring the cost of describing the causal structure. Stiring function is also applied to further simplify the computational complexity and thus works more efficiently. It is followed by a detailed examination report on the performance of our improved discovery algorithm. The experimental results of the current version of the discovery system show that: (l) the current version is capable of discovering what discovered by previous system; (2) current system is capable of discovering more complicated causal networks with large number of variables; (3) the new version works more efficiently compared with the previous version in terms of time complexity.

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Title of proceedings

InTech'03 : Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Intelligent Technologies

Event

International Conference on Intelligent Technologies (4th : 2003, Thailand)

Pagination

651 - 657

Publisher

Chiang Mai University, Institute for Science and Technology Research and Development

Location

Chiang Mai Plaza, Thailand

Place of publication

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Start date

2003-12-17

End date

2003-12-19

ISBN-13

9789746581516

ISBN-10

9746581511

Language

eng

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Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2003, InTech

Editor/Contributor(s)

S Dhompongsa, N Theera-Umpon, S Auephanwiriyakul

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