Learning stick-figure models using nonparametric Bayesian priors over trees Edward W. Meeds, David A. Ross, Richard S. Zemel, and Sam T. Roweis Department of Computer Science University of Toronto {ewm, dross, zemel, row

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Date: 2008-08-08 22:07:31 Statistics Probability Statistical theory Probability distributions Statistical models Bayesian statistics Stochastic processes Graphical models Bayesian network Gibbs sampling Dirichlet process Mixture model		Learning stick-figure models using nonparametric Bayesian priors over trees Edward W. Meeds, David A. Ross, Richard S. Zemel, and Sam T. Roweis Department of Computer Science University of Toronto {ewm, dross, zemel, row Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cs.toronto.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,56 MB Share Document on Facebook

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