Bayesian Networks 2 - Forward-Backward - Stanford CS221: AI
Offered By: Stanford University via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
          Learn about advanced concepts in Bayesian networks and probabilistic inference in this Stanford University lecture from the CS221: AI course. Explore hidden Markov models, lattice representations, and particle filtering techniques. Dive into topics such as beam search, object tracking, and Gibbs sampling. Gain a deeper understanding of forward-backward algorithms and their applications in artificial intelligence through comprehensive explanations and demonstrations.
        
Syllabus
 Introduction.
 Review: Bayesian network.
 Review: probabilistic inference.
 Hidden Markov model inference.
 Lattice representation.
 Summary.
 Hidden Markov models.
 Review: beam search.
 Step 1: propose.
 weight.
 Step 3: resample.
 Application: object tracking.
 Particle filtering demo.
 Roadmap.
 Gibbs sampling.
Taught by
Stanford Online
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