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Relive o he i ( ) he mri repreening he rnformion T ( f ) f f f i Cll hi mri A The hnge of i mri from he i ( ) o he i ( ) Cll hi mri S i The key ie for uing hee mrie o ompue he mri h repreen he rnformion T ( f ) f f f relive o he i ( ) i o hink ou how you woul ully o he ompuion yourelf given he oorine of n : elemen in P relive o ( ) ) Ue S o hnge o he i ( ) ) Ue A o ompue T ) Ue S o hnge your nwer k o oorine relive o ( ) In ymol given B ) S ) A S ) S A S So he mri h oe he jo i S A S >> A [ ; ; ];

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