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Machine Learning in Systems Biology
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A Marginalized Variational Bayesian Approach to the Analysis of Array Data

author: Yiming Ying, University of Bristol
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0:00 - Variational approaches to the analysis of array data - Announcement
0:09 Variational approaches to the analysis of array data
0:24 Outline
0:56 Motivation
1:16 Continued I: Motivation - 1
1:47 Continued I: Motivation - 2
2:40 Continued II: Motivation
3:37 Continued III: Motivation
4:42 Bayesian mixture model
5:37 Continued I (mixture model)
6:50 Bayesian mixture model
6:59 Continued II (mixture model)
8:40 Heuristic view of variational Bayesian inference
9:18 Continued I: Variational inference
11:27 Continued III: Variational inference
12:52 Continued IV: Variational inference
13:30 Maximum a posterior inference
14:45 Problems with MAP
15:13 Marginalized variational Bayes
17:14 Deriving updating equations
17:34 Continued I: Deriving updating equations
17:48 Continued II: Deriving updating equations
17:53 Continued III: Deriving updating equations
17:59 Continued II: Deriving updating equations
18:01 Continued III: Deriving updating equations
18:03 Continued IV: Variational GMM
19:01 Experiments and results
19:39 Continued-I (Leukemia)
20:45 Continued-II (Leukemia)
20:58 Continued-I (Lungcancer)
21:36 Continued-II (Lungcancer)
21:46 Conclusion
22:18 References
22:57 - Questions
24:32 - Questions
25:49 - Questions

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