How nerdy. A search for "bayseian" brings up a Google AdWord ad that says:
You're brilliant? Google is hiring for a variety of positions!
Does this mean Google thinks it is going in the direction of Bayesian learning?
Essex_boy
6:08 pm on Jul 14, 2004 (gmt 0)
well it sounds good if I knew what it meant...
loanuniverse
6:20 pm on Jul 14, 2004 (gmt 0)
Definition: a variation of the maximum likelihood classifier, based on the Bayes Law of probability. The Bayesian classifier allows the application of a priori weighting factors, representing the probabilities that pixels will be assigned to each class.
It is like a principle that can be applied to search technology. Sometimes you can go to an .edu site or big site and one of the search options will be a "bayesian search"