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This research was supported by ONR under Grant N00014-98-1-0892.

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As a matter of notation, we will subscript normalization constants such as $K_{\ref{eq:f(theta\vert X)}}$ throughout this paper with the equation number in which they first appear. Also, we will use the symbol $\doteq$ to mean ``equivalent within an additive and/or multiplicative constant'' for equations in which such constants have no effect for purposes here.

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