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    The ‘bad mixing’ argument about finite-step MCMC sampling

    A commenter argues that finite MCMC steps reweight a base model rather than enforce a hard consistency constraint.

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    A commenter argues that the approach relies on ‘bad mixing’: finite MCMC steps reweight a base model using a function of the expert-prompted base model’s distribution, rather than impose a hard consistency constraint. With infinite mixing, they say, the process would essentially return to sampling from the base model.

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    Alex Nichol@unixpickleNext, the block autoregressive setup becomes more and more incorrect with smaller block sizes.2h