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- (2021)cite arxiv:2106.00514Comment: 15 pages.
- (2021)cite arxiv:2106.02081Comment: 9 pages + appendix (total 28 pages).
- (2021)cite arxiv:2106.03791Comment: 12 pages + 34 pages of Appendix, 10 figures.
- (2021)cite arxiv:2106.02808.
- (2021)cite arxiv:2106.00444Comment: Correcting an (instructive) error that leads to a weaker result.
- (2020)cite arxiv:2012.08496.
- (2021)cite arxiv:2105.11384Comment: 48 pages.
- (2021)cite arxiv:2105.10386Comment: First edition originally published April 2014, in hardcover book format by Cambridge University Press, and electronically on the author's website. This arXiv version corrects 100+ typos and errors, but is otherwise essentially the same.
- (2021)cite arxiv:2103.13462Comment: This is the Chapter 21 of the book "Beyond the Worst-Case Analysis of Algorithms".
- (2018)cite arxiv:1802.09679Comment: 101 pages.
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- (2020)cite arxiv:2011.02258Comment: 55 pages. Communications in Mathematical Research. (to appear, invited review paper).
- (2021)cite arxiv:2101.08176Comment: 38 pages, 5 numbered figures, Jupyter notebook included as ancillary file.
- (2020)cite arxiv:2012.00174.
- (2019)cite arxiv:1910.04102Comment: A python package for carrying out our validated variational inference workflow -- including doing black-box variational inference and computing the bounds we develop in this paper -- is available at https://github.com/jhuggins/viabel. The same repository also contains code for reproducing all of our experiments.
- (2019)cite arxiv:1912.08335Comment: Camera-Ready Version. NeurIPS 2020. Minor changes.
