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Distribution Learning Meets Graph Structure Sampling

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Draws a concrete bridge from online expert algorithms to PAC learning of graphical models: running EWA or RWM on iid samples with log loss gives an average-regret bound that directly controls expected KL, yielding new sample-complexity guarantees. Builds a polynomial-time sampler for Bayes nets with a given chordal skeleton (first such algorithm) and a new tree-structured learner that drops the prior k^3 factor to k^2 dependence. Key tools include clipping/bucketing of probabilities and clique-tree decompositions; algorithms run in polynomial time and match known tightness for the tree case.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:12Central problem
  3. 3:38Bayesian networks role
  4. 5:49Variants of distribution learning
  5. 7:14Tree-structured results
  6. 8:40Chordal distributions learning
  7. 9:21Online learning model
  8. 11:30Regret minimization
  9. 13:46Proof overview
  10. 15:53New results and bounds
  11. 16:55Tree-structured algorithms
  12. 17:37Chordal-structured algorithms
  13. 19:26Exploiting structural properties
  14. 21:59Regret learning with experts
  15. 22:25Tree-structured algorithm
  16. 23:10Clique tree decomposition
  17. 24:57Conclusion
  18. 26:05Future directions
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