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ines - Induction of NEtwork Structures(c) 1995-2002 Christian BorgeltThis file provides some explanations on how to use the programs gendb,ines, and neval. However, it does not explain all options of theseprograms. For a list of options, call the programs without anyarguments.Enjoy,Christian Borgelte-mail: borgelt@iws.cs.uni-magdeburg.deWWW: http://fuzzy.cs.uni-magdeburg.de/~borgelt------------------------------------------------------------------------Example for using the programs gendb, dom, and ines:Calling the program gendb with gendb t002.pd t002.tabgenerates a file t002.tab with 1000 tuples sampled randomly from thedistribution in t002.pd. From this table the field domains can bedetermined with the help of the program dom (contained in the tablepackage; the option -s sorts the domains) dom -s t002.tab t002.domNow with t002.tab and t002.dom the input files for the ines programare available. Calling it with ines t002.dom t002.tab t002.net -stopord -ebdman network structure is induced using a greedy selection of conditionson the topological order of the attributes (the order in which theyappear in t002.dom) based on the K2 metric (a special case of theBayesian Dirichlet metric bdm). This network structure should be thesame as the one given in t002.pd with the exception of some (slight)deviations in the probabilities.If one uses xor.pd instead of t002.pd a drawback of the greedy conditionselection used becomes obvious: an exclusiv-or cannot be recognized,since no attribute alone leads to an improvement.
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