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City Cambridge / / Company Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs. / / / Facility Soda Hall / / IndustryTerm summation operator / max-product belief propagation algorithm / connected networks / message passing algorithm / greedy decoding algorithm / generalized distributive law / free energy decoding / local-message passing algorithm / max-product / turbo decoding algorithm / sum-product algorithm / loopy network / min-sum algorithm / modi ed turbo decoding algorithm / equivalent min-sum algorithm / long chain / belief propagation algorithm / max-sum algorithm / rst product / exhaustive search / max-product algorithm / factor graph propagation algorithm / / Organization Computer Science Division / National Science Foundation / UC Berkeley / / Person William T. Freeman Abstract Graphical / Yair Weiss / / ProvinceOrState California / Massachusetts / / Technology max-product belief propagation algorithm / speech recognition / three algorithms / sum-product algorithm / GDL algorithm / greedy decoding algorithm / Viterbi algorithm / max-product algorithm / equivalent min-sum algorithm / single-loop / factor graph propagation algorithm / min-sum algorithm / message passing algorithm / Generalized Distributive Law algorithm / max-sum algorithm / simulation / belief propagation algorithm / modi ed turbo decoding algorithm / local-message passing algorithm / turbo decoding algorithm / two algorithms / /
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On the optimality of solutions of the max-product belief propagation algorithm in arbitrary graphs. Yair Weiss and William T. Freeman Abstract Graphical models, such as Bayesian networks and Markov random elds, represe