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A crucial problem of machine learning is the management of unclean probabilistic databases. We approach this problem by applying recent results and methods from quantum information to detect a specific class of database corruption. We present a quantifier of the global corruption of the probabilistic database and show its relationship with detection protocols based on generalized Bell inequalities. Furthermore, we show a relation between the noise generating the corruption and information encoded in the database schema. Finally, we discuss how our work indicates a way to export quantum information results to study noise in probabilistic databases.
期刊介绍:
Parallel Processing Letters (PPL) aims to rapidly disseminate results on a worldwide basis in the field of parallel processing in the form of short papers. It fills the need for an information vehicle which can convey recent achievements and further the exchange of scientific information in the field. This journal has a wide scope and topics covered included: - design and analysis of parallel and distributed algorithms - theory of parallel computation - parallel programming languages - parallel programming environments - parallel architectures and VLSI circuits