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For questions related to the Kullback–Leibler (KL) divergence, which is a measure (that is not a metric, but it is pre-metric, because it does not satisfy all properties of metrics, i.e. it is not symmetric) of divergence (or distance) between two probability measures (density functions, or mass functions), which is commonly used in many machine learning settings, e.g. in the context of variational auto-encoders (VAES).
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Deriving ELBO for Diffusion Models
I am trying to read through the proof of ELBO for diffusion models on pg. 8 of this paper. However, I do not see how the author arrived at Eqn (45) from Eqn (44). Specifically, I do not know how they …
