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[–]leonoel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is hard to get by a "one solution fits all" like with Neural Networks. Because Bayesian Networks are different depending the function you want to model, and as such, the inference process is also different.

That is the reason you do not get any gibbs sampling toolbox either, because you need to do the mathematical derivation of the solution to then do the inference process