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Learning Logical Relations

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Emli-Mari Nel .

Given some (possibly incomplete) knowledge about features of given a set of objects, it is possible to construct probabilistic models which compress the data by learning an underlying structural organisation (such as a hierarchy). In addition to structural form, however, real-world datasets often exhibit logical constraints which, when discovered, can be exploited to better compress and predict the data. I will discuss the construction of models which capture such latent logical relations, and how this can be integrated into existing structure-discovering models.

This is early work and many things aren’t quite settled yet. Questions are welcome and I’d be grateful for ideas and feedback.

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