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\title{Tuning-Free Coreset Markov Chain Monte Carlo via Hot DoG}

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    Department of Statistics\\
    University of British Columbia\\
    Vancouver, BC, Canada
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    Department of Mathematics \& Statistics and Faculty of Computing \& Data Sciences\\
    Boston University\\
    Boston, MA, USA
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    T.C. and N.C. were supported by an NSERC Discovery Grant RGPIN-2019-03962, 
    and J.H.H. was partially supported by a National Science Foundation CAREER award IIS-2340586.
    We acknowledge the use of the ARC Sockeye computing platform from the University of British Columbia.
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\title{Tuning-Free Coreset Markov Chain Monte Carlo via Hot DoG\\(Supplementary Material)}
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