ia-guiao-rc/bayes_net.py

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class BayesNet:
def __init__(self, ldep=None): # Why not ldep={}? See footnote 1.
if not ldep:
ldep = {}
self.dependencies = ldep
# The network data is stored in a dictionary that
# associates the dependencies to each variable:
# { v1:deps1, v2:deps2, ... }
# These dependencies are themselves given
# by another dictionary that associates conditional
# probabilities to conjunctions of mother variables:
# { mothers1:cp1, mothers2:cp2, ... }
# The conjunctions are frozensets of pairs (mothervar,boolvalue)
def add(self,var,mothers,prob):
self.dependencies.setdefault(var,{})[frozenset(mothers)] = prob
# Joint probability for a given conjunction of
# all variables of the network
def jointProb(self,conjunction):
prob = 1.0
for (var,val) in conjunction:
for (mothers,p) in self.dependencies[var].items():
if mothers.issubset(conjunction):
prob*=(p if val else 1-p)
return prob
# Footnote 1:
# Default arguments are evaluated on function definition,
# not on function evaluation.
# This creates surprising behaviour when the default argument is mutable.
# See:
# http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/writing/gotchas/#mutable-default-arguments