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Parallel Implementations of Probabilistic Inference

Probabilistic inference is becoming an integral part of decision-making systems, but it is so computationally intensive that it is often impractical. The authors report on the effectiveness of speeding up this technique by exploiting its parallelism.

Jaswinder Pal Singh | Alexander V. Kozlov

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