Will - here is one on anytime decision:
B. D'Ambrosio and S. Burgess. Some Experiments with
Real-time Decision Algorithms. Proceedings, Twelfth Annual Conference on
Uncertainty in AI, July, 1996.
And two on parallelization. The first is the more interesting, it
establishes a general model for parallelization and establishes some
experimental results on limits of common approaches to parallelizing Bayes
nets.
@InProceedings{dambrosio:uai-92,
Author="D'Ambrosio, B. and Fountain, T. and Li, Z.",
Title="Parallelizing Probabilistic Inference-Some Early Explorations",
Organization="Morgan Kaufmann, Publishers",
Address="Palo Alto",
Booktitle="Proceedings of the Eigth Annual Conference on Uncertainty in
Artificial Intelligence",
Month="July",
Year="1992"}
E. Tick and B. D'Ambrosio. Evaluating Bayes Nets with
Concurrent Process Networks. Proceedings of the International Parallel
Processing Symposium, Santa Barbara, April 1995.
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>Hi,
>
>Is there any work (esp. a recent survey paper!) on anytime belief or
>decision networks? Or the same for parallel machines. I have an undergrad
>who wants to do this; it's not really my area; I want to see what already
>exists.
>
>Thanks for all,
>Will Briggs
>Lynchburg College
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>Hi,
>
>Is there any work (esp. a recent survey paper!) on anytime belief or
>decision networks? Or the same for parallel machines. I have an undergrad
