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The document discusses Daphne Koller's work on Naive Bayes models and classifiers. It introduces naive Bayes models, showing how they represent classes and conditionally independent features. It then explains how a naive Bayes classifier calculates probabilities of features given labels to classify new documents into labels or classes.
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