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Scalable Training of Markov Logic Networks Using Approximate Counting

AAAI 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Structure and complexity of constraint reasoning · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
approximate counting with IJGP CD instead of Tuffy-MCSATCD · WebKBCLL: −0.89 -> −0.66Helped
CD vs VP and PLL with approximate countingCD · SmokerCLL: −1.61 -> −0.695Helped
approximate counting makes learning feasible where Alchemy runs out of memoryCD with IJGP · WebKB, Protein, ERCLLHelped
higher IJGP i-bound (exact counts) vs i-bound 1 on Protein (ablation)CD · ProteinCLL: -0.9948 -> -0.7797Helped
increase i-bound beyond 1 on WebKB and ER (ablation)CD · WebKB and ERconvergenceHurt
approximate vs exact counting at i-bound 2 vs 3 (ablation)CD · ProteinCLL: -0.7797 -> -0.7795No clear effect

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