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Probabilistic Modeling and Machine Learning in Structural and Systems Biology
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Objective Bayesian Nets for Breast Cancer Prognosis

author: Sylvia Nagl, Cancer Systems Science & Biomedical Informatics, University College London

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According to objective Bayesianism, an agent’s degrees of belief should be determined by a probability function, out of all those that satisfy constraints imposed by background knowledge, that maximises entropy. A Bayesian net offers a way of efficiently representing a probability function and efficiently drawing inferences from that function.

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