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dkesada
Hi! There is no column used to define time in the `dbnR` package. It is assumed that the first row in a dataframe is the oldest one, then the second...
I don't think I understand the issue in that case. If you already have a_t_0, b_t_0, c_t_0, a_t_1, b_t_1, c_t_1, then you can just learn a `size = 2` DBN...
Hi! In dbnR, the structure learning and inference is performed following a moving window approach. If you set `size=2`, then your dataset will be formatted according to learn a Markovian...