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Added parallelization to CTPC #79

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meliurwen merged 1 commits from ctpc-parallelization into 8-feature-constraint-based-structure-learning-algorithm-for-ctbn 2 years ago
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See the issue related, what is done in the commits and in the changelog below.

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  • Structure learning CTPC algorithm parallelized at the nodes level

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This PR is related to #71

<!-- # Pull/Merge Request into dev --> ## Description See the issue related, what is done in the commits and in the changelog below. ## Issues related * #78 ## Merge into Dev Checklist * [x] Tests for the new code * [x] Acceptance Testing ## Changelog * Structure learning CTPC algorithm parallelized at the nodes level ## (Optional) Extra info This PR is related to #71
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Reference: unimib-thesis-mad/reCTBN#79
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