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PolyGraph discrepancy is a new metric we introduced, which provides the following advantages over maxmimum mean discrepancy (MMD):

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It also provides a number of other advantages over MMD which we discuss in our paper.

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The following results mirror the tables from our paper. Bold indicates best, and underlined indicates second-best. Values are multiplied by 100 for legibility. Standard deviations are obtained with subsampling using `StandardPGDInterval` and `MoleculePGDInterval`. Specific parameters are discussed in the paper.

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<sub>* AutoGraph* denotes a variant that leverages additional training heuristics as described in the paper.</sub>