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Ok, thank you, I can wait for next release.

Sorry, I wrote the other way around what I really meant. I originally meant "I need a node that DOES NOT avoid zeroes (first original image), but even though I deselect zeroavoidance, any time it is rediscretized for updating it avoids zeroes (second original image)". Then I solved the problem ...

I need zero avoidance in the discretization of some equation nodes with intrinsic (and logically important) zeroes. The option in network preferences works when I push the button "rediscretize":
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but as soon as close the node properties windows and I open it ...

thank you!

Hi, in GeNIe academic 5.0 (installed on a Mac 32 bit by Crossover) the noisy max nodes, Net parameters window, do not allow switching between parents' states. The menu for switching states appears, but it stays gray and is inactive (see attached picture; the picture is from one of your noisy max ...

Yes, sorry for having wasted your time. I forgot that the solution the previous time was 32-bit installation. Now it works, thanks.

Hello,
the newly released GeNIe version 5 does not allow to copy networks from GeNIe and paste them as TIFF images to microsoft word (nor microsoft power point; I did not check for other softwares). Genie 4.1 still allowed it. I remember having reported a similar bug for the transition between two ...

We do get funny (in terms of being large) number of samples in forward inference for small and large values of evidence in v1 (e.g., 0..1, 1..2, 8..9, and 9..10 :-).

:-) Where can you see the number of samples that are generated? In my GeNIe the output windows report them only when there are some ...

This is for contextualising the theoretical problem only. It is a small fragment (the complete case has some more clues) of an old italian murder case that I use as an example in class. Bare data for the fragment:
1) a victim V is murdered (by stabbing) in her house and is found - more or less ...

The model is here (the replies do not accept more than three images/attachments):

Thank you for your reply and the useful suggestions! (I never discovered by myself the trick of the empty labels :-) )

The problem is theoretical, as you say, but very practical in some applied fields (but I'll leave the practical example to a later post in order to stay focused on the technical ...

Hi,
There's some behavior of the TruncNormal distribution that I do not understand. In the attached example net, v1 is bounded {0, 10} in 10 steps. Error is TruncNormal(0,1,-2,2), further bounded {-2,2}, and discretized in 4 states. v2 = v1 + error, but it is bounded {0,10}. With the selected option ...

thank you!

I noticed that when performing a sensitivity analysis on a complex network, the colors of the nodes do not strictly follow neither the derivatives of their parameters, nor the width of the variation that the node can cause on the target node. For example, in the attached image see an almost-dark-red ...

Thank you for the suggestions!

The previous version that is allowing bitmap paste was: GeNIe Academic Version 4.0.2221.0 (32-bit)
Built on 2022-10-21 (1d8e58b9cb8c800)

The version that was not pasting is: GeNIe Academic Version 4.0.3005.0 (32-bit)
Built on 2023-06-05 (1d997c60e195400)
I am pasting ...