The Dantzig Interpretation of Verbal N-Gram Data as a Modal Model – This paper presents a novel approach, based on the idea of using the word to represent the meaning of the word. The approach, referred to as WordNet, is the first approach which directly deals with word-based grammars, without any prior knowledge of the grammatical structure of the language. This paper focuses on the use of the WordNet, the first approach that is able to directly deal with grammatical structures of text-based corpora.

This paper explores the notion of a data manifold that is composed of two discrete sets of variables. By means of a multivariate Bayesian system model, a model that allows estimation of the manifold, the manifold is then fed to various probabilistic models, where the parameters of each model are learned in this manifold, and then the data manifold is further used for inference. The inference process is defined as a learning of probability distributions over discrete models. In this paper, we provide an algorithmic framework for training Bayes’ models on manifolds, where the manifold is learned using the multivariate Bayesian system model. The system model allows for both the ability of the inference process to be expressed as a data matrix, and the data manifold can be represented as a discrete set of Bayesian data as used for estimation and inference. The approach can be interpreted as a multivariate probabilistic system and the inference process is defined as a Bayesian inference of probability distributions over discrete models with the multivariate system model.

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