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Well, I wouldn't be surprised if the only practical benefit in building a Bayesian Network model ended up being that "that you had to think long and hard at wh
by Pamar 11y ago
Well, I wouldn't be surprised if the only practical benefit in building a Bayesian Network model ended up being that "that you had to think long and hard at what the various inputs are and how they should be linked".
I am curious if there is any kind of resource that would help me to confidently add Bayes to my normal decision-making toolchest.
- duncanawoods 11y agoYep, I can see the value as a thinking tool. There are tools like http://www.bayesia.com/ http://www.bayesia.com/ and http://www.hugin.com/ http://www.hugin.com/ but they are enterprise pricey and I find them very clunky. I'd love to know how your ideal tool might work. Do you mind if I drop you an email (from your profile info)? I'm working on a decision making tool to let you quickly describe reasoning with simple bullet point lists. It aims to be as quick as a making a rough note so that with just a few different types of bullet, you can create belief networks and computable decision models. The tool is intended for a general audience so it currently uses simple weighted evidence. If you can tell me how you would like to work with probabilities then you might get the tool you want :)
- Pamar 11y agoSorry, seen this only now... please feel free to write directly, thanks.