An Overview of Probabilistic Programming
summary
Three concrete systems are demonstrated with results: BayesDB exposes BQL and MML to let nonstatisticians run infer, estimate, and simulate queries over tables, finds multivariate anomalies in a satellite database, and helps prioritize new data collection; Picture combines 3D scene generators, a renderer, and neural net comparators to infer faces and poses from single images; and VentureScript embeds model and inference tactics so Bayesian optimization and complex experiment designs execute and improve automatically.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:08The newcomers reality
- 5:03The experts reality
- 6:11The translation problem
- 14:37Bayesian Estimates
- 16:54Bayes DB
- 19:24Capabilities
- 22:57Adhoc Inferential Queries
- 24:14Model Building Engine
- 27:22Metaphor
- 28:54Data Analysis
- 38:38Design Map
- 44:04Computer Graphics
- 47:32Measures of Uncertainty
- 49:03Picture
- 50:10Example Problem
- 54:58Probabilistic Languages
- 56:13Bayesian Optimization
- 58:32Tree Search
- 59:13Optimization
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