A machine learning team is developing a compact, efficient language model, which we'll call model 's'. The model's behavior is governed by a set of tunable weights, denoted by θ. For a given task, the model receives a simplified context input, c', and a latent variable, z, and then generates a probability distribution over all possible outputs. Which of the following expressions correctly represents this model's output probability distribution?
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A machine learning team is developing a compact, efficient language model, which we'll call model 's'. The model's behavior is governed by a set of tunable weights, denoted by θ. For a given task, the model receives a simplified context input, c', and a latent variable, z, and then generates a probability distribution over all possible outputs. Which of the following expressions correctly represents this model's output probability distribution?
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