Variational Message Passing¶
Winn, J. M., & Bishop, C. M. (2005). Variational Message Passing. Journal of Machine Learning Research.
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- Variational Message Passing
- It is the compilation of that identity into local messages for conjugate-exponential Bayesian networks: parent-to-child messages carry expected sufficient statistics, child-to-parent messages carry contributions to natural parameters, and a node's updated variational distribution is formed from the incoming contributions
This sourceThe paper names exactly this class - hidden Markov models, Kalman filters, factor analysers, principal component analysers, and mixtures and hierarchical mixtures of these - as special cases of its conjugate-exponential architecture (section 4 sets out the allowable building blocks); the Gaussian mixture is the case worked through in full.
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- It is the compilation of that identity into local messages for conjugate-exponential Bayesian networks: parent-to-child messages carry expected sufficient statistics, child-to-parent messages carry contributions to natural parameters, and a node's updated variational distribution is formed from the incoming contributions
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