1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0950-7051(99)00002-7
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The efficient estimation of missing information in causal inverted multiway trees

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“…This observation leads to the following corollary which appears in the work of Rhodes-Garside-Holmes (see specifically [3], [5]) under the implicit assumption of uniqueness.…”
Section: Filling-in Using Maxentmentioning
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“…This observation leads to the following corollary which appears in the work of Rhodes-Garside-Holmes (see specifically [3], [5]) under the implicit assumption of uniqueness.…”
Section: Filling-in Using Maxentmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Even assuming uniqueness however, the number of constraints of type (2) will in practice tend to be prohibitively large, rendering actual calculation of the missing values infeasible. A possible alternative might be to drop the constraints of type (2) and simply take the maximum entropy solution of the existing constraints of type (3). [In real, tractable, cases the m i would not be so large as cause a repeat of these same computational headaches.]…”
Section: Filling-in Using Maxentmentioning
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