Learning Graphical Models
Off-Policy Selection for Initiating Human-Centric Experimental Design Ge Gao Xi Y ang
Human-centric systems (HCSs), e.g. , used in healthcare facilities [ Given the long testing horizon ( e.g. , several years, or semesters, in healthcare, and IE, respectively) and the high cost of recruiting participants, online testing is considered exceedingly The work was done at North Carolina State University. In this section, we introduce the FPS method, which determines the policy to be deployed to new participants that join an existing cohort, conditioned only on their initial states.
A Local Method for Satisfying Interventional Fairness with Partially Known Causal Graphs
To exploit the PDAGs for achieving interventional fairness, previous methods have been built on variable selection or causal effect identification, but limited to reduced prediction accuracy or strong assumptions. In this paper, we propose a general min-max optimization framework that can achieve interventional fairness with promising prediction accuracy and can be extended to maximally oriented PDAGs (MPDAGs) with added background knowledge.
The Bayesian sampling in a canonical recurrent circuit with a diversity of inhibitory interneurons
Accumulating evidence suggests stochastic cortical circuits can perform sampling-based Bayesian inference to compute the latent stimulus posterior. Canonical cortical circuits consist of excitatory (E) neurons and types of inhibitory (I) in-terneurons. Nevertheless, nearly no sampling neural circuit models consider the diversity of interneurons, and thus how interneurons contribute to sampling remains poorly understood.