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Stochastic optimization for bayesian network classifiers
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DOI：10.1007/s10489-022-03356-z.png)
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How to reduce the complexity of network topology and make the learned joint probability distribution fit data are two important but inconsistent issues for learning Bayesian network classifier (BNC). By transforming one single high-order topology into a set of low-order ones, ensemble learning algorithms can include more hypothesis implicated in training data and help achieve the tradeoff between bias and variance. Resampling from training data can vary the results of member classifiers of the ensemble, whereas the potentially lost information may bias the estimate of conditional probability distribution and then introduce insignificant rather than significant dependency relationships into the network topology of BNC. In this paper, we propose to learn from training data as a whole and apply heuristic search strategy to flexibly identify the significant conditional dependencies, and then the attribute order is determined implicitly. Random sampling is introduced to make each member of the ensemble unstable and fully represent the conditional dependencies. The experimental evaluation on 40 UCI datasets reveals that the proposed algorithm, called random Bayesian forest (RBF), achieves remarkable classification performance compared to the extended version of state-of-the-art out-of-core BNCs (e.g., SKDB, WATAN, WAODE, SA2DE, SASA2DE and IWAODE).
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Bayesian network classifiers
Ensemble learning
Stochastic optimization
Random sampling
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