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It's got nothing to do with PGM's. However, there is the flavor of describing graph structure by soft edge weights vs. hard/pruned edge connections. It's not th
by pishpash 1y ago
It's got nothing to do with PGM's. However, there is the flavor of describing graph structure by soft edge weights vs. hard/pruned edge connections. It's not that surprising that one does better than the other, and it's a very obvious and classical idea. For a time there were people working on NN structure learning and this is a natural step. I don't think there is any breakthrough here, other than that computation power caught up to make it feasible.