Statistics Flashcards

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The fundamental notion is Bayesian statistics is that of…

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Conditional probability
P(H|E)
The probability of a hypothesis H being true based on evidence E

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When is Bayes rule used in the real world

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Search and rescue
Fault diagnosis in engineering
Medical diagnosis
Email services
Fraud detection

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What are knowledge based systems

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A computer program that uses a knowledge base to solve problems
Hard coded (we put the information in and computer uses information)
Information is stored in such a way that the system can reason with it
Domain specific - narrow range of knowledge
Top down

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What are two types of knowledge based systems

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Expert systems
A list a rules

Cased based systems
A list of cases

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What are the three steps of knowledge based systems

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Acquire knowledge - transfer expertise from knowledge source to a program
Represent knowledge - symbolic encoding of propositions
Apply the knowledge, ie reasoning - deduce logical consequences: to produce new propositions

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What is the bottleneck issue with knowledge based systems

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Human knowledge is complex, unstructured and usually ill formatted
Experts may have subjective knowledge that may conflict
There may be missing knowledge

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Knowledge acquisition/engineering three steps (Eliza example)

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Eliza is a mock therapist

Define task
Build domain vocabulary
Develop a model of the reasoning and how it is applied (flow charts and decision tress often used)

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How to represent natural language into a knowledge based

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Predicate logic
A symbolic formal language to represent knowledge
Expressive to derive new knowledge from old, though mathematical deduction

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What is the resolution rule (Knowledge based system reasoning) method, requirement and steps (4)

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An inference method which infers new knowledge
Method: shows the counter-example leads to a conflict in the knowledge based (becomes empty)
Requirement: knowledge base is in Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF) ie propositions with clauses connected by v
Convert knowledge base to CNF
Add negated statement to knowledge base
Unification - replace variables by a concrete instance
Resolution - iteratively examining contradictions in the KB until an empty clause is resolved (the negated statement must be false) or no more contradictions exist

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Bayes Rule

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P(H|E) = (P(E|H)P(H))/P(E)

P(H|E) - the probability that hypothesis H is true given evidence E
P(E|H) - the probability that we will observe evidence E given that hypotheses H is true
P(H) - the a priori probability that hypothesis H is true
P(E) - the probability of observing E = P(E|H1)P(H1) + P(E|H2)P(H2) + … + P(E|Hn)*P(Hn)

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