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In my non expert opinion it is difference in what model tries to predict, at least in some contexts. For example in Reinforcement Learning P(R | A, S), eg. pro
by neatze 4y ago
In my non expert opinion it is difference in what model tries to predict, at least in some contexts.
For example in Reinforcement Learning P(R | A, S), eg. probability of reward given action and state, while in Bayesian network P(A | B, C), probability of even A given B, C distributions, in such networks you can do inferences.
I have no idea how correct or false this explanation is.