Probabilistic Graphical Models
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My lectures will cover the basics of graphical models, also known as Bayes(ian) (Belief) Net(work)s. We will cover the basic motivations for using probabilities to represent and reason about uncertain knowledge in machine learning, and introduce graphical models as a qualitative and quantitative specification of large joint probability distributions. We will see how many common classification, regression and clustering models can be cast in this framework. We will cover the basic algorithm (called belief propagation) for inference in graphical model structures. We will also cover the major approaches to learning models from data (parameter estimation). The course will focus on directed models and the basic algorithms, but time and student desire permitting, I will also try to give some preliminary explanations of undirected models, approximate inference and learning, structure discovery and current applications.
| Slides | |
| 0:02 | Intelligent Computers |
| 1:45 | Core vs. Probabilistic AI |
| 6:28 | The Power of Learning |
| 7:32 | Uncertainty and Artificial Intelligence (UAI) |
| 8:10 | Other Names for UAI |
| 11:05 | Applications of Probabilistic Learning |
| 12:07 | Related Areas of Study |
| 12:12 | Canonical Tasks |
| 16:29 | Representation |
| 20:20 | Using random variables to represent the world |
| 21:39 | Structure of Learning Machines |
| 28:17 | Loss Functions for Tuning Parameters |
| 28:22 | Training vs. Testing |
| 31:33 | Sampling Assumption |
| 34:53 | Generalization and Overfitting |
| 38:01 | Capacity: Complexity of Hypothesis Space |
| 41:23 | Inductive Bias |
| 43:22 | Formal Setup |
| 48:26 | General Objective Functions |
| 50:29 | Probabilistic Approach |
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Mr. Sam Roweis lectures are very good.
he presents the theory in an interesting and a non-boring way.
very useful
great...It open my eyes!
for any case, i would like to thank you very much.
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Lectures by Sam are really helpful for variety of audience doing either courses or research. His style is very very effective but some time I feel that he needs to repeat some point especially when it is really important one.
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His presentation is nice and I personally have been benefited from his lecture. Now things to me are quite easier than my previous feelings. Thanks
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