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Could you share rest of that code and version of R and rSMILE? This method should work seamlessly.

rSMILE provides the setNodeDescription method. It allows you to associate any text with a selected node in the network.


net$setNodeDescription("NodeId", "This text will be associated with node NodeId.")


You can get value by calling:

desc <- net$getNodeDescription("NodeId")

We have already implemented the appropriate methods to handle Controlled Value. If you give us the version of Python you are using, along with the OS (Windows/Linux/MacOS) and license type (Academic or Business) we will be able to share the binaries with you before the official distribution on our ...

It is possible in Tools -> Options Menu.
Then, you have to uncheck "Dim unnecessary arcs" checkbox.

The light grey colour of the arcs indicates that Node1 and Node2 do not affect Node3. When you change the definition of Node3, the colour of the arcs should be as you set in the properties.

At the moment there is no dedicated function to update part of the equation of the node definition. You can write a function in Python to which you pass the list of parameters you want to include in the CustomPDF function and the name of the node, and which will return its definition.


import ...

It turned out that the fault lies with PySMILE installed by pip. When installing wheel in the modules directory (site-packages), PySMILE leaves an unnecessary __init__.py file. It has the same modification date as pysmile.pyd on Windows and pysmile.so on Linux.

It is safe to remove it manually ...

The problem found is not caused directly by Pylint - this one is compatible with the code in which there are PySMILE objects.
A series of errors - No module named '_pysmile' suggests that our library is imported as an alias - can you share the code and write more about the CI tools you use to ...

The methods you are looking for are:
How the definition and states are related is described in the SMILE and Wrappers documentation:
https://support.bayesfusion.com/docs/

Can I ask you for the full command with which you are trying to install PySMILE? There is a PySMILE compatible with Python 3.9 under Windows in our repository.

It looks like you are using Python version 3.7, which is no longer updated and does not get security patches - https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3717/

PySMILE version 2.X (which supports the latest changes) is available under Python 3.8 or higher.

Which version of PySMILE are you using? Hepar II from our repository has nodes with defined intervals - latest version of PySMILE is required.

When you operate on the DiagNetwork object, you should use the instantiate_observation method, instead of set_evidence. After creating a DiagNetwork object based on Network, add a loop similar to the one you pasted at the beginning of the code snippet (changing net.set_evidence to diag_net ...

4. When trying to set discretisation intervals for continuous variables using the smile interface, I noticed that there is no way to set 'infinity' as an upper bound. The parameter requires a float value, whereas in Genie we can type inf/-inf. in the definition of a node.

In PySMILE, you can set ...

Can you check the Python version in your Conda environment?
PySMILE is not currently compatible with Python 3.11 - an update is on the way and will be available soon.