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 A simple example of a factor graph is shown in Figure 19 (top). The energy function is the sum of four factors:
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ However, it only applies to factor graphs that are bipartite trees (with no loop
 
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 The factor graph shown in Figure 20 is a log domain factor graph for linear structured models ("simple energy-based factor graphs" we are talking about)