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lytia85 wrote:Can you tell me why?

The only possible explanation is the bug in SMILE or GeNIe.

lytia85 wrote:Can you explain the options of "update" in testing diagnosis ?

See this page:
http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/wiki/Support_ ... tic_window

Scroll down to the 'Options menu' section. The same stuff should be in GeNIe's online help.

It looks like 'edited' flag is not set, because if after normalization but before pressing the OK button user edits one of the cells of the table all the changes are preserved. A perfect diagnosis :) The bug is fixed; we'll update GeNIe later this week. link to bug report points to the old forum. F...

So, why this works? This works because gcc searches symbols in libraries specified to the right of the object/source file referencing the symbol: http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/an_introduction_to_gcc/gccintro_18.html I also think you can merge all three g++ calls into one: g++ [options] cli...

Try moving -lsmile at the end of the g++ command line. I don't think you need -Xlinker.

I've checked our implementation, which sets zeroes (not ones) as the default weights for ALU nodes are zeroes. This includes the temporary node which is added by an inference algorithm when there are multiple terminal utilities. I'll be fixing this issue soon. For the moment, please make sure your e...

I have an influence diagram that has a number of utility nodes. I just want to get the sum of the expected utilities. I can do this with GeNIe by introducing a dummy decision node; the decision node shows the sum of the expected utilities. You'll need MAU or ALU node. In GeNIe, just add new utility...

What files do I install: VC 9.0 RTM and VC 6.0 SP6? That depends on Visual C++ version you're using, of course. The SP6 refers to sixth service pack issued for VC++ 6.0, there's no direct relationship to SP1's for VC++ 7.1 and 8.0. Also, I don't have an Example Networks directory that is supposed t...

The current parameter learning function "Data -> Learning Parameters" in Genie requires MANUAL mapping of network variables (and states) and data variables (states). GeNIe tries to match as many nodes/variables as possible by comparing the identifiers. The states are also matched. This wi...

But, probably you can give me the conditions implemented in the code under which the error message occur. Am I right? The condition is not expressed as explicit function of node/outcome/arc count. If you're running default BN inference (clustering) from within Cooper's algorithm, then error you're ...

I would like to know exactly the conditions that produce this error message. how can I see how close I am to the limitations? This message is emitted when BN inference fails inside Cooper algorithm. It's not possible to predict "how close" you're to successful BN inference given the numbe...

The most likely reason is the complexity of the network. The ID influence algorithm converts ID to BN, then performs BN inference. If resulting BN network is very complex, then it may not be possible to successully perform BN inference.

Oh, thats sad. But when I am using smile.net and running this on Windows using the x64 Version of DotNet then this smile.net version should also running in 64 bit mode and so I should be able to use the bigger memory? Smile.net is just thin wrapper over Win32 version of SMILE. The only benefit of h...

Christian wrote:By the way, I have a x64 bit OS (Vista) and more than 4GB RAM. Can I now build networks that have a size more than 4GB using Genie / Smile.net?

You can't. The only 64-bit SMILE version we have at the moment is for Linux.

Christian wrote:I am taking about the ones going from top to right

You mean the diagonals?