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Fix typos #137

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pitmonticone authored May 26, 2022
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3. Obtain the factor table for a node
4. Obtain a factor table matching a particular assignment

We also detail obtaining a bayesian score for a network structure in the next section.
We also detail obtaining a Bayesian score for a network structure in the next section.

```@example bayesnet
count(bn, :a, data)
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## Bayesian Score for a Network Structure

The bayesian score for a discrete-valued BayesNet can can be calculated based only on the structure and data (the CPDs do not need to be defined beforehand). This is implemented with a method of ```bayesian_score``` that takes in a directed graph, the names of the nodes and data.
The Bayesian score for a discrete-valued BayesNet can be calculated based only on the structure and data (the CPDs do not need to be defined beforehand). This is implemented with a method of ```bayesian_score``` that takes in a directed graph, the names of the nodes and data.

```@example bayesnet
data = DataFrame(c=[1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,3],
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