Model-based Reasoning Group



      Theme description

      The Model-based Reasoning Group involves researchers from Nijmegen and Utrecht with close links with other research groups, notably those from Aalborg, Almeria and Madrid. Research topics are:
      • Bayesian networks and decision theory:
        • Causal modelling of real-world problems (in particular medical problems)
        • Algorithmic aspects of probabilistic reasoning
        • Bayesian-network structure learning
      • Model-based diagnosis:
        • Semantics of diagnosis
        • Integration of probabilistic and logical diagnostic reasoning
        • Medical applications of model-based reasoning
      This research is funded by the Netherlands Science Foundation (NWO) and BRICKS through four projects:
      • TimeBayes: temporal Bayesian networks
      • ProBayes: learning Bayesian networks using background knowledge
      • B-Screen: Bayesian decision support in medical screening
      • Octopus: pinter adaptibility
      We are also involved in the European Network of Excellence on Model-based and Qualitative Reasoning ( MONET), and one of the participants in the EU-IST project Protocure

      Former group members

      • Peter Lucas
      • Nivea de Carvalho Ferreira
      • Ildiko Flesch
      • Arjen Hommersom

      Activities

      • Workshop on Model-based and Qualitative Reasoning in Biomedicine during AIME'03
      • Workshop on Bayesian Models in Medicine during AIME'01

      Publications

      • Work done in Utrecht
      • Work done in Nijmegen

      Peter Lucas | Utrecht University | University of Nijmegen

      Last updated: 13 June, 2002
      peterl@cs.kun.nl

      Institute for Informatics and Information Science