uai-related-work
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Use when positioning a UAI submission within the probabilistic reasoning, graphical-model, causality, and Bayesian ML literature, covering PMLR archival status of recent UAI volumes, double-blind self-citation discipline, concurrent arXiv and workshop versions, and the cross-community citation coverage UAI reviewers check first.
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