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Understanding support for AI regulation: A Bayesian network perspective.
A discrete Bayesian network to understand public perceptions towards AI (opportunity BN of the paper). The BN was learned from data. The vertices are:
(14-29, 30-44, 45-59, 60+);
(Not_mentioned, Mentioned);
(Not_mentioned, Mentioned);
(Not_mentioned, Mentioned);
(Not_mentioned, Mentioned);
(Strongly_disagree, Somewhat_disagree, Somewhat_agree, Strongly_agree);
(No, Yes);
(Low, Medium, High);
(Appropriate, Too_strict, Not_strict_enough, Don_t_know);
(No, Yes);
(No, Yes);
(Low, Medium, High, Not_reported);
(Very_poor, Rather_poor, Rather_good, Very_good);
(Not_at_all, Less_strongly, Strongly, Very_strongly);
(No, Yes);
(<5k, 5k-19k, 20k-99k, 100k-499k, 500k+);
(No, Yes);
(Female, Male);
(Left, Right, Other);
An object of class bn.fit. Refer to the documentation of bnlearn for details.
Cremaschi, A., Lee, D. J., & Leonelli, M. (2025). Understanding support for AI regulation: A Bayesian network perspective. International Journal of Engineering Business Management, 17, 18479790251383310.
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