Bayesian network structure learning and inference software with GUI and algorithms for data-driven network creation and probabilistic inference.
BRANS (Bayesian Network Structure Learning and Inference) is an open-source software application for learning and reasoning with Bayesian networks. Bayesian networks are graphical models that represent conditional dependence relationships between random variables, allowing complex systems to be modeled compactly and inferences to be performed efficiently.
Some key features of BRANS include:
BRANS is implemented in Java and runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux systems. It can handle discrete and continuous variables and is designed to be user-friendly for model building while also supporting advanced options for power users. The open-source nature of BRANS allows its Bayesian network capabilities to be customized or expanded as needed.
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