Assume we are given the ten Bayes nets in Figure S13.26, labeled G 1 to G 10
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Assume we are given the ten Bayes nets in Figure S13.26, labeled G1 to G10. Assume we are also given the three Bayes nets in Figure S13.27, labeled B1 to B3.
a. Assume we know that a joint distribution d1 (over A, B, C) can be represented by Bayes net B1. Which of G1 through G10 are guaranteed to be able to represent d1?
b. Assume we know that a joint distribution d2 (over A, B, C) can be represented by Bayes net B2. Which of G1 through G10 are guaranteed to be able to represent d2?
c. Assume we know that a joint distribution d3 (over A, B, C) cannot be represented by Bayes net B3. Which of G1 through G10 are guaranteed to be able to represent d3?
d. Assume we know that a joint distribution d4 (over A, B, C) can be represented by Bayes nets B1, B2, and B3. Which of G1 through G10 are guaranteed to be able to represent d4?
Figure S13.26
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Artificial Intelligence A Modern Approach
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Authors: Stuart Russell, Peter Norvig