🌟 https://zhuyuqicheng.github.io/
"How many entities do we need to guarantee coverage of the true answer at a pre-defined confidence level (e.g. 90%)?"
(The more entities we need, the more uncertain the KGE model is about its predictions.)
"How many entities do we need to guarantee coverage of the true answer at a pre-defined confidence level (e.g. 90%)?"
(The more entities we need, the more uncertain the KGE model is about its predictions.)
😲 Do the plausibility scores they return provide this uncertainty information?
Unfortunately, no—these scores are not calibrated and lack a probabilistic interpretation.
😲 Do the plausibility scores they return provide this uncertainty information?
Unfortunately, no—these scores are not calibrated and lack a probabilistic interpretation.
So in probabilistic inference, it means solving exactly in polytime a certain query class of interest. In this case compute all possible probabilities for joint assignments.
Shameless plug from a tutorial here 👇👇👇
So in probabilistic inference, it means solving exactly in polytime a certain query class of interest. In this case compute all possible probabilities for joint assignments.
Shameless plug from a tutorial here 👇👇👇
For instance, @serge.belongie.com and I just set up an ML Internship feed that collects posts by a keywords-regex and hashtag-MLinternship
bsky.app/profile/did:...
For instance, @serge.belongie.com and I just set up an ML Internship feed that collects posts by a keywords-regex and hashtag-MLinternship
bsky.app/profile/did:...