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Using Constraint Satisfaction Techniques and Variational Methods for Probabilistic Reasoning

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Figure 1.1 A preliminary experiment illustrates the effects of cycles and determinism on the convergence behaviour of LBP in Cora dataset (Singla and Domingos, 2006a) (left) and Yeast dataset (Singla and Domingos, 2006a) (right)
Figure 2.1 A 2D lattice represented as undirected graphical model. The red node X 8 is
Figure 2.4 A notional depiction of the clustering phenomenon. It shows how the space be- be-tween solutions varies as Γ increases
Table 4.1 Factor f 1 in the original factor graph (left). Its corresponding extended factor ˆ f 1
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