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![Bound to the log-sum-exp function There is a relatively simple way to bound the log-sum-exp by a quadratic function. An upper bound was known for the binary case since 1996. It was due to Jordan and Jaakkola in the context of variational inference for ... Bound to the log-sum-exp function There is a relatively simple way to bound the log-sum-exp by a quadratic function. An upper bound was known for the binary case since 1996. It was due to Jordan and Jaakkola in the context of variational inference for ...](http://statlearn.free.fr/logsumexpbnd/logsumexpbnd_html_m7d6af51d.png)
Bound to the log-sum-exp function There is a relatively simple way to bound the log-sum-exp by a quadratic function. An upper bound was known for the binary case since 1996. It was due to Jordan and Jaakkola in the context of variational inference for ...
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