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Partially Linear Additive Gaussian Graphical Models

ICML 2019 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Likelihood-free and graphical model estimation · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Model confounder effects as a nonparametric, varying nuisance structure and estimate the non-confounded structure with PPLGaussian graphical structure recovery · Synthetic structure recovery (p=10, 20, 50, 100)AUCHelped
Use CON-GGM, which treats the confounder jointly in a GGMSynthetic structure recovery · Synthetic structure recovery (p=10, 20, 50, 100)AUC: around 0.5Hurt
Use PLA-GGM connectivity structure rather than LR-GGM connectivity structure as classifier inputSchizophrenia diagnosis · Schizophrenia diagnosis from fMRI connectivity structureAUCHelped
Use PLA-GGM connectivity values rather than LR-GGM connectivity values as classifier inputSchizophrenia diagnosis · Schizophrenia diagnosis from fMRI connectivity valuesAUCHelped
Vary the user-specified function for identifying confounded observations (ablation)PLA-GGM · Synthetic structure recoveryAUCNo clear effect
Vary the threshold function or g* used for confounder handling (ablation)PLA-GGM · COBRE fMRI analysisdiagnosis AUCNo clear effect

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