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Then, how is it same to $\int_z p(z_1)p(x|z_0) \prod_{i = 1}^T p(z_{s(i)}|z_{t(i)})$?
Also, is $dz_1$ not needed to calculate the marginal distribution with integral in Eq.(6)?
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Does it not need 'dz_1' in equation (6)?
I'm wondering how the equality in Eq.(6) could be derived.
Mar 30, 2023
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Hi, I have a question about the equation in the paper.$p(x)$ becomes:
I'm wondering how the equality in Eq.(6) could be derived.
With my knowledge,
if$p(z_{0:1})$ is a Markov chain.
Then, how is it same to$\int_z p(z_1)p(x|z_0) \prod_{i = 1}^T p(z_{s(i)}|z_{t(i)})$ ?$dz_1$ not needed to calculate the marginal distribution with integral in Eq.(6)?
Also, is
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