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Probabilistic programming languages (PPLs) aim to express a probabilistic model as program. This abstraction is motivated by the idea that probabilistic models can become very difficult whereas implementing programs is usually a very standardised and thus easy to do.
As illustrated in the Figure below, deep PPLs
As illustrated in the Figure below, deep PPLs combine three existing concepts into one new concept.
