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    Enum EvidenceType

    The type of evidence for a variable. When a variable is set to a specific value, this is called Hard evidence.

    Namespace: BayesServer.Inference
    Assembly: BayesServer.Inference.dll
    Syntax
    public enum EvidenceType
    Remarks

    For a discrete variable with a number of possible states, soft evidence implies that we have some information about the configuration of the states, but we are uncertain of the exact state. For example if a node has 3 states and we are sure that the last state is not possible, we can have evidence of the form {1, 1, 0}. We can also assign a distribution such as {0.3,0.4, 0.3}.

    See for information on how to set this type of evidence.

    Fields

    Name Description
    Hard

    The value for the variable is known, such as the specific state of a discrete node.

    None

    No evidence has been set. I.e. the variable's value is unknown/missing/null.

    Soft

    A distribution is used to indicate evidence that is uncertain.

    Temporal

    The variable has evidence at one or more times.

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