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plUnknown Class Reference

The {plUnknown} class permits to define an unknown distribution on a set of variables {variable}. More...

#include <plUnknown.h>

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 plUnknown (const plVariablesConjunction &variable)
 Constructs an unknown distribution on a set of variables {variable}.
When using an unknown probability distribution on v (P(v)), we are only allowed to define inference problems that do not require this distribution (i.e the inferred expressions do not contain the P(v) term).
virtual ~plUnknown ()
 Default destructor.

Detailed Description

The {plUnknown} class permits to define an unknown distribution on a set of variables {variable}.

Definition at line 30 of file plUnknown.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

plUnknown::plUnknown const plVariablesConjunction variable  ) 
 

Constructs an unknown distribution on a set of variables {variable}.
When using an unknown probability distribution on v (P(v)), we are only allowed to define inference problems that do not require this distribution (i.e the inferred expressions do not contain the P(v) term).

Unknown distributions are used to provide the user with a formal way of writing correct decompositions (joint distributions), but are not intended to produce any numerical results. All methods applied to this distribution will result into an error.


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