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Optimal mixing of the systematic scan dynamics via approximate tensorization of entropy
We study the mixing time of the systematic scan dynamics for high-dimensional discrete distributions. This Markov chain updates coordinates sequentially according to a fixed predetermined order, in contrast to the Glauber dynamics that updates coordinates selected uniformly at random. The systematic
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