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Amortized Variational Inference of Latent Intensities from Replicated Point Patterns
Bayesian inference for latent point process intensities often relies on per-dataset sampling or optimization, making repeated inference computationally expensive. We propose a neural-network-based amortized variational framework that learns a reusable inference rule mapping a variable number of repl
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