Various ways of estimating probabilities, mainly within the Bayesian framework, are discussed. Their relevance and application to machine learning is given, and their relative performance empirically evaluated. A method of accounting for noisy data is given and also applied. The reliability of estimates is measured by a significance measure, which is also empirically tested. We briefly discuss the use of likelihood ratio as a significance measure.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | Machine Learning: ECML-93 |
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Editors | Pavel B. Brazdil |
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Publisher | Springer |
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Pages | 136-152 |
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Number of pages | 17 |
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Volume | 667 |
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Publication status | Published - 1993 |
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