Author: BayesFusion

BayesFusion releases SMILE 1.6. This version fully supports Unicode in node identifiers, names, and other textual attributes stored in models. To download the library, visit https://download.bayesfusion.com The documentation is available at https://support.bayesfusion.com/docs      

We have just released GeNIe 3.0. This version includes a user interface refresh and full support for Unicode in directory paths and all texts inside models, so GeNIe 3.0 supports non-Latin alphabets. To download the GeNIe Installer, visit https://download.bayesfusion.com

We have released GeNIe 2.5. This version includes QGeNIe, a qualitative interface to Bayesian networks useful for rapid prototyping and support of strategic decisions in group settings. We have also introduced many small improvements that further enhance user modeling interface, including streamlining GeNIe diagnostic interface, various ways of selecting and highlighting model elements, and model…

BayesFusion releases SMILE 1.5. This release includes rSMILE, a native wrapper for R.

SMILE 1.4 is now available. Notable new features in this release include: full support for Python 3.x new functions, random generators and custom functions for use in equation-based nodes noisyMAX decomposition algorithm specialized entropy-based diagnosis algorithm for mutually exclusive faults performance and reliability improvements Libraries are available for download now at https://download.bayesfusion.com. Fun fact: during…

BayesFusion now offers free, 30-day, hosted evaluation of BayesBox. We maintain the server, the customer only needs to upload the networks using browser-based admin interface. Access to uploaded models can be protected by password on request. Contact us for details.

BayesFusion releases GeNIe 2.4 today. Users can now define their own functions for use in continuous and hybrid Bayesian models. NoisyMAX and noisyAdder are now fully supported in hybrid models. It’s also possible to download models directly from a BayesBox instance.

We have released BayesMobile, an application for mobile devices which can be used to perform inference and diagnosis with Bayesian models.

We have released BayesBox, a software for using Bayesian networks in a web browser. To see it in action, visit our interactive model repository at https://repo.bayesfusion.com or a demo site at https://demo.bayesfusion.com.