Table 2.

Fits to the conditional probability distributions $P\left(W\right|Y)$ for our experiments, in terms of the parameters $a_i$ defined by Equation (31).

Experiment	Y	${\mathit{a}}_0$	${\mathit{a}}_1$	${\mathit{a}}_2$	${\mathit{a}}_3$	${\mathit{a}}_4$	${\mathit{a}}_5$	${\mathit{a}}_6$
Analytic	1	0.0668	−4.7685	16.8993	−25.0849	13.758	0.5797	−0.2700
	2	0.4841	−5.0106	5.7863	−1.5697	−1.7180	−0.3313	−0.0030
Fashion-MNIST	Pullover	0.2878	−12.9596	44.9217	−68.0105	37.3126	0.3547	−0.2838
	Shirt	1.0821	−23.8350	81.6655	−112.2720	53.9602	−0.4068	0.4552
CIFAR-10	Cat	0.9230	0.2165	0.0859	6.0013	−1.0037	0.8499
			0.6795	0.0511	0.6838	−1.0138	0.9061
	Dog	0.8970	0.2132	0.0806	6.0013	−1.0039	0.8500
			0.7872	0.0144	0.7974	−0.9440	0.7237
MNIST	One	3.1188	−65.224	231.4	−320.054	150.779	1.1226	−0.6856
	Seven	−1.0325	−47.5411	189.895	−269.28	127.363	−0.8219	0.1284