Model for socially significant behavior rate estimate: consistency diagnostics

A. Toropova ; A.V. Suvorova ; A. L. Tulupyev

Nečetkie sistemy i mâgkie vyčisleniâ, Tome 10 (2015) no. 1, pp. 93-107.

Résumé

We considered a problem of consistency diagnostics for socially significant behavior model based on the data about behavior episodes. We described the extention of the model and provided the examples of consistency estimates. We suggested possible improvements for this model.

Détail

Keywords: diagnostics, consistency evaluation, socially significant behavior, last episodes, Bayesian belief networks.

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