Posterior Inference: From Joint Distributions to the Inference Bottleneck
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A probabilistic model can describe more than the data you observe. It can also include hidden variables that capture structure you cannot observe directly. But defining that model is only the beginning. Once an observation x is available, the practical question changes: Given this x , what does the…
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Posterior Inference: From Joint Distributions to the Inference Bottleneck