Entries by BayesFusion

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An interactive model repository goes live

BayesFusion releases an interactive model repository that allows users to open models and work with them using any web browser.  The user can set evidence (or a decision in influence diagrams) and observe the impact of this observation on the rest of the model.  Models in the repository are divided into small Bayesian networks, large […]

PySMILE released

BayesFusion has released PySMILE, a SMILE wrapper for direct use from Python.  We supported Python in the past but only through jSMILE, SMILE’s Java wrapper.  We strive to ensure feature symmetry between the wrappers — features available in one wrapper are generally available in other wrappers and are all described in one wrapper manual. PySMILE can […]

SMILE 1.2.1 released

SMILE 1.2.1 has been released (including jSMILE and SMILE.NET wrappers).  This version of SMILE offers performance improvements and bug fixes.

SMILE 1.2.0 released

SMILE 1.2.0 has been released (including jSMILE and SMILE.NET wrappers).  This version of SMILE includes hybrid modeling functionality, which is available in GeNIe 2.2 since August 2017.

GeNIe 2.2 with hybrid Bayesian networks

BayesFusion, LLC, has released GeNIe 2.2 with hybrid Bayesian networks capability.  Hybrid Bayesian networks allow for both discrete and continuous nodes.  GeNIe 2.2 allows for full modeling freedom with no restrictions on the functional form of the interactions between variables and on the probability distributions involved in these interactions.

BayesFusion at PyData meeting

Prof. Druzdzel, a co-founder of BayesFusion, LLC, gave a presentation on the topic of Learning Bayesian Networks and Causal Discovery at the PyData Warsaw meeting #9: Deep & Machine Learning on 29 March 2017.  A recording of the presentation is available through BayesFusion’s YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/UWvxeOo91Fo).

BayesFusion at ABNMS2016 conference

Prof. Druzdzel, a co-founder of BayesFusion, LLC, delivered an invited plenary talk at the Eighth Annual Conference of the Australasian Bayesian Network Modelling Society (ABNMS2016) held at the University of Western Australia on 22-25th November 2016. The conference is an annual meeting of the Australasian Bayesian Network Modelling Society (ABNMS, http://www.abnms.org/). ABNMS’s purpose is to promote the understanding and […]