Closed riedelcastro closed 7 years ago
@riedelcastro does an assumption $A$ (now macro-ed with $\Ass$ in the TeX) correspond to a set of clauses, or just a single clause ?
A single clause. I chose to do this because I wanted to avoid further clutter, and because extensions to multiple clauses are trivial (it just means you need to throw in \sums and indices everywhere). But feel free to change this if you like to make it more explicit.
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No, it was just to make sure - I agree that the single-clause formulation is much more readable, and it's trivial to extend
I copied over the algorithm environment from the old version. Needs adaptation.
This would also include generalise the "entity normalisation" step, which may use unit-ball, unit box, or nothing at all (and instead rely on regularisation). We can also not generalise, and then explicitly say in the text body that other mechanisms are possible but we stick to one for simplicity of exposition.