Model learning

Learn probabilistic model structure and parameters from data.

Start with the modeling task: discover a candidate structure, fit parameters to a declared structure, or run a family-specific combined procedure. Choose from the complete catalog of supported learning algorithms below.

Choose the learning job

Structure, parameters, or a specialized combination

Structure learning

Discover a bounded candidate dependency structure from supported observations. A route is one supported variant of an algorithm for a particular model family and version. “2 routes” or “4 routes” means two or four supported variants—not steps you need to complete.

22 algorithms

Parameter learning

Fit family-native parameters while preserving the declared model structure. A route is one supported variant of an algorithm for a particular model family and version. “2 routes” or “4 routes” means two or four supported variants—not steps you need to complete.

5 algorithms

Combined and specialized learning

Use family-specific procedures that jointly or iteratively fit hidden structure and parameters. A route is one supported variant of an algorithm for a particular model family and version. “2 routes” or “4 routes” means two or four supported variants—not steps you need to complete.

8 algorithms

Inspect the handoff

Data in; typed artifacts, diagnostics, and model-ready outputs out.

Each learning route declares its input shape, family-native artifacts, supported outputs, modeling assumptions, resource limits, and explicit refusals. The result stays typed so it can be inspected, exported, or handed to a compatible Darkstar model workflow.