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an alternative to Markov chain
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incremental , or sequential ,
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which can be used to model aspects
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approximate KL divergence using
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as follows , 1 . Sample θ1
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knowledge , we are the first to apply
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to maximum translation and minimum
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mean-field , as well as Markov Chain
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signals that might enable our
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exact and ignore the errors from
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distribution using Markov chain
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such as Gibbs sampling ( Zhao
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efficiently using Markov chain
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, and they obtained competitive
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pairs in four conditions using
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, and plot the results in Figure
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algorithm , based on Markov Chain
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( Geman and Geman , 1984 ) .
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Och , 2003 ) and Markov chain
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( Arun et al. , 2010 ) ,3 constitute
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type of tournament as well with
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of SimRank , SimFusion and the
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of Fogaras and R ´ acz (
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approaches , such as Markov chain
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used in other coreference work
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Markov models ( Dunning , 1994 ) ,
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( Poutsma , 2002 ) , and more
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such as particle filtering (
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this method requires the use of
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, it is not clear how well it
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