Combined Approximations for Probabilistic Query Evaluation: An Intensional Approach

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Timothy Van Bremen (National University of Singapore)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/timothy-van-bremen-national-university-singapore-2023-10-17
Probabilistic Circuits and Logic



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