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Description: Implicit models are a type of generative model that do not explicitly define a probability distribution but can generate samples that resemble the training data. Unlike explicit models, which clearly and mathematically describe how data is distributed, implicit models learn to capture the underlying characteristics of the data without providing a probability density function. […]