Significance of Inference in Dynamic Bayesian Networks
Inference in Dynamic Bayesian Networks (DBNs) are the set of techniques employed by an analyst to vouch for the probability distribution of the variables within the network based on the available observed evidence. These techniques enable us to predict the state of the system, update our views as fresh data appears, and draw meaningful conclusions that the model provides.
Dynamic Bayesian Networks (DBNs)
Dynamic Bayesian Networks are a probabilistic graphical model that captures systems’ temporal dependencies and evolution over time. The article explores the fundamentals of DBNs, their structure, inference techniques, learning methods, challenges and applications.
Table of Content
- What is Dynamic Bayesian Networks?
- How is Dynamic Bayesian Network different from Bayesian Network?
- Learning Methods for Dynamic Bayesian Networks
- Significance of Inference in Dynamic Bayesian Networks
- Inference Methods in Dynamic Bayesian Networks
- Challenges in Inference for Dynamic Bayesian Network
- Application of Dynamic Bayesian Network