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Annealing refers to gradually lowering the temperature (increasing β) so that the distribution gradually concentrates from uniform to high-probability regions; ergodic averaging refers to the time average of the trajectory (1/T)∫_0^T X_t dt, whose variance is far smaller than that of a single-point estimate.
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