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TITLE: Analysis of the Sum-Product Algorithm via the Graph Zeta Function

SPEAKER: Yusuke Watanate (UC Berkeley)

DATE: 2:00 - 3:00 PM, Wednesday, March 16, 2011

LOCATION: Tioga, 3U

ABSTRACT:
The Sum-product algorithm (or Belief propagation) is a popular tool for computing marginal distributions of graphical models and widely applied to decoding, etc. The fixed points of the algorithm are known to be characterized by the Bethe free energy. In this talk, we consider the Bethe free energy on general graphs and see how graph zeta functions can used to analyze its properties.

BIOGRAPHY:
Yusuke Watanabe received PhD degree from the Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Japan, in 2010. His affiliation is the Institute of Statistical Mathematics in Japan and he is currently visiting UC Berkeley (Prof. Martin Wainwright).

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