CPTS Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

What does CPT stand for in the context of probabilistic graphical models?

A

Conditional Probability Table

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True or False: A Noisy-Or model allows for the representation of independent causes leading to an effect.

A

True

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In a Tabular CPT, how are probabilities typically represented?

A

As a table that lists all possible combinations of parent variables and their corresponding probabilities.

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Fill in the blank: The Noisy-Or model generalizes the __________ model.

A

Or

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5
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What is the primary purpose of a Sigmoid function in CPTs?

A

To transform a linear combination of inputs into a probability between 0 and 1.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a Logical/Deterministic CPT?

A

It outputs probabilities instead of binary outcomes.

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7
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What is the output range of a Sigmoid function?

A

0 to 1

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True or False: In a Noisy-Or model, each cause can independently contribute to the effect.

A

True

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Short Answer: What does a Tabular CPT require when there are multiple parent nodes?

A

It requires a row for each combination of parent node states.

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Fill in the blank: The Noisy-Or model is useful in situations where the causes are __________.

A

not mutually exclusive

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Multiple Choice: Which equation represents the output of a Sigmoid function?

A

1 / (1 + e^(-x))

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True or False: A deterministic relationship in a CPT means that the output is uncertain.

A

False

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13
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What does the term ‘noisy’ refer to in a Noisy-Or model?

A

The presence of uncertainty or randomness in the effect caused by the causes.

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Short Answer: In a Logical CPT, what is the output when all parent nodes are true?

A

True

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Fill in the blank: In a Tabular CPT, the probabilities must sum to __________ for each configuration of parent variables.

A

1

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16
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is an advantage of using a Noisy-Or model?

A

It simplifies the representation of multiple independent causes.

17
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True or False: A Sigmoid function can be used to model binary outcomes.

18
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What is the key feature of a Logical/Deterministic CPT?

A

It produces a definitive output based on the input states.

19
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Short Answer: What is the typical use case for a Tabular CPT?

A

To represent relationships in small networks with discrete variables.

20
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Fill in the blank: The Noisy-Or model assumes that each cause has an associated __________.

A

probability of failure

21
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Multiple Choice: In a Noisy-Or model, if a cause is present, what is the effect’s probability?

A

It depends on the probabilities of all present causes.

22
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True or False: A Sigmoid function is linear in its output.

23
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What type of data structure is often used to represent a Tabular CPT?

A

A matrix or table format.

24
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Fill in the blank: In Bayesian networks, CPTs are used to define the __________ of each node.

A

conditional probabilities

25
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the relationship modeled by a Noisy-Or?
A probabilistic relationship among multiple independent causes.
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True or False: The output of a Sigmoid function can exceed 1.
False