1. Bayesian Belief Network | BBN | Solved Numerical Example | Burglar Alarm System by Mahesh Huddar

1. Bayesian Belief Network (BBN) Solved Numerical Example Burglar Alarm System by Mahesh Huddar
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You have a new burglar alarm installed at home.
It is fairly reliable at detecting burglary, but also sometimes responds to minor earthquakes.
You have two neighbors, John and Merry, who promised to call you at work when they hear the alarm.
John always calls when he hears the alarm, but sometimes confuses the telephone ringing with the alarm and calls too.
Merry likes loud music and sometimes misses the alarm.
Given the evidence of who has or has not called, we would like to estimate the probability of a burglary.
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[@shivanshshekhar]

I had no idea what my prof was talking about. You made it seem very simple. If anyone is reading this two hours before, the midterm, this video is gonna do the job for you!

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@paiyakarthik613]

U from bits university @shiva

[@wownaamloos]

probablity of alram

[@saifh3681]

alram

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[@cleanbold4967]

Your are awesome, you makes everything simple and easy. Nice presentation and explanation ❤️

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@senganir7862]

Sir, since we calculated p(a) , I think we can calculate p(not a) =1-p(a). We can avoid that long operation for p(not a).

[@bodybro9195]

sir you have a nice sense of humor

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@anupamgupta3234]

How P(A/B',E') is 0.999 as already in question it is given when B and E both are false Probabilty is 0.001.

[@Tharik8456]

probability of both.. is .001

[@dontbealoneru]

Yooo man, you saved my asss, man, respekt and uwaguha

[@abrangealbertomavimbele7315]

Good work...Could you please help me to understand how can I compute P(A\B,E) in details?

[@saipranav9590]

they are given in the question

[@kiranpai8]

Its 0.95 which is given in the question

[@neamul3676]

Thanks sir. We need more

[@omkarsk98]

This video was very helpful! Thanks a lot!

[@omkarsk98]

@@MaheshHuddar University of Southern California. I am a masters student.

[@anthonynchabeleng2664]

Any explanation on how the Alarm probabilities were calculated sir?

[@anthonynchabeleng2664]

Thank you for your response. However, my lecture asked us to calculate those probabilities for bonus marks.

[@Gonelastvirus]

@@anthonynchabeleng2664 they are data from sensing environment.it is given in problem.

[@souravbhagat1358]

Pls make a vedio on probabilistic methods

[@reinerfernandes6546]

You are the best sir

[@ag.3551]

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[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@dom47]

i love you sir @@MaheshHuddar

[@fahadyousuf6398]

very well explained

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@ramapriya6702]

how those values are to be caculated?

[@blasenashvaz8945]

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[@ramyaerusan4582]

Sir are u considering the p(B)=0.001 and P(E)=0.002 or it is given in the question.

[@MaheshHuddar]

Given

[@Manu-ff5vl]

Good job.. Last moment preparation for exam 😉

[@abdul5426]

ah yes

[@ssatyasivamanasa]

sir, how did u calculate p(A/B,E) , p(J/A) and P(M/A) values??

[@manasbohat6883]

It will be given to us

[@stone6326]

Yeah, I got the question without that probability. It is just written P(A|B,C) without number. Should I use random number??

[@Tharik8456]

@@stone6326 nope bro the value is given in the table below the word buglary

[@ankurchaudhary924]

helpful . thanks sir god mercy on me

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@vlkjayanth2082]

Thank You 🙏

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@sakshidarawade]

Here what is P(b,e) value?

[@Richard-tm6sw]

Bro?Did you find answer?

[@tempestandacomputer6951]

Great explanation

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@siddharthd6141]

what if P(E) depends on some other node which is like D is connected to E just like how alarm is connected to earthquake

[@Priyadarshini-vz3kg]

Is Bayesian Belief Network and Bayesian Neural Network same?

[@dhanushvcse4056]

Sir kocham casual network problem nadathuga .Next week exam kocham sekarama poduga

[@AyeshaSahelRahamathISE--]

Sir I didn’t understand how to calculate the green part , can you please explain

[@mindsoulvalley1900]

Hey hi. For ex: P(a|b,e) * P(b,e) is alarm is true when b and e is true so 0.95. Then P(b,e) is P(b) * P(e) so 0.001 * 0.002. Final answer is 0.95 * 0.001*0.002 = 0.0000019. Like this with the help of probability table enter the values and calculate. The main thing is the logic. If u understand it then congrats!!

[@Himeth]

@@mindsoulvalley1900 the answer did not add up to 0.00252??? are u sure about this method?
p(b,e) = p(b) * p(e) ??? part

[@cse010shoaibshafi]

@@Himeth independent events

[@bubathulavenkataramesh7105]

Thank you

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@StreetArtist360]

Great video.

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Thanks a lot sir!

[@MaheshHuddar]

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Thank u sir ❤❤

[@MaheshHuddar]

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Legend sir neevu

[@MaheshHuddar]

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Thanks.

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thank you sm

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[@sreelekhajyothitatavarthy355]

Sir one doubt sir the values will be given or we have to calculate ???

[@sreelekhajyothitatavarthy355]

@@MaheshHuddar ok sir got it tqsm ur explanation is very good sir tq

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super bro

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@harinigowri4500]

How to find the value of probability

[@harikrishnajiju2131]

Easy to understand! :)

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@ag.3551]

Sir uzooo ah🔥🙏

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Great work man..👍👍👍

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hi

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GLA exam(13/05/2022)

[@MaheshHuddar]

?

[@sumitboddu-nz8re]

its alarm, not alaram

[@MaheshHuddar]

Thank You
I hope your purpose is served

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