Re: combining probabilities from different models
- From: Phil Carmody <thefatphil_demunged@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 12:32:37 +0300
moogie <budgetanime@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Hi,
Most of my forays into compression have been based on using one
particular model to generate a probability for a given symbol. I now
have multiple models that each give a proability for a given symbol.
My question is how does one combine these probabilities to form one
proability?
Is it as simple as using the mean of the probabilities?
I defer to JDA, as he is obviously closer to the field than I,
but one thing that comes to mind is to have a monitor which
evaluates the probability of each of the models being the better
model, and to take a weighted average depending on what the
monitor is saying. For example, if you're compressing executables,
one model might be a good predictor for the machine code generated
by a high level language, and another model might be a good
predictor for the kind of static data the program has. Different
models will be better at different times, and the monitor should
reinforce the influence of the model which is better.
James - is your paradoxical data related to Simpson's Paradox?
Phil
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