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Fix typo and tweak wording in get_dependencies() docs #1975

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Fix typo and tweak language in get_dependencies() docstring
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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions numpyro/infer/inspect.py
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Here is an example where two variables ``a`` and ``b`` start out
conditionally independent in the prior, but become conditionally dependent
in the posterior do the so-called collider variable ``c`` on which they
both depend. This is called "moralization" in the graphical model
literature::
Here is an example where two variables ``a`` and ``b`` are
conditionally independent in the prior but conditionally dependent
in the posterior due to a so-called "collider" variable ``c``. ``a``
and ``b`` both affect `c``, and so they are conditionally dependent
given a value of ``c``. This is called "moralization" in the graphical
model literature.::

def model_2():
a = numpyro.sample("a", dist.Normal(0, 1))
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