Cross Validated Asked on November 12, 2021
Having data sets regarding symptoms and diseases such that I use to observe the conditional distributions P(Disease X | Symptom A , Symptom H , Age >20 ) which I use for classification and diagnosis.
Now, a Domain expert comes and says – the data do not reflect reality, Disease X does not come really often with Symptom A. Or, Combination of Symptom H and A can also lead to Disease Y which never observed in the data.
What is the modern approach to combine the new knowledge that comes from domain experts to "tune" the classifiers / Augment the original data with the expert inputs? Without using just pure rule-base which won’t help the model generalizes.
The short answer to your question is Bayesian modelling.
Beta-distributed priors and Dirichlet priors - these are places to start with when you want to combine number statistics with export knowledge of expected distributions. Bayesian modelling is a whole subfield in itself, within statistics.
Answered by Match Maker EE on November 12, 2021
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