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The launch of "Xoli" adds to the technological efforts promoted by the federal government to turn the 2026 World Cup into an engine of development for the entire country. Xoli, the new chatbot, is named after the axolotl, a salamander with external gills. The Government of Mexico City has launched Xoli, a chatbot that will provide information on services, tourism, and cultural offerings. The platform was designed to meet the demand of the millions of visitors expected to arrive during the 2026 FIFA World Cup . However, the authorities assure that the tool will remain active once the sporting event is over, with the aim of promoting economic activities and facilitating access to public services in the capital.

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To demonstrate the utility ofPREF-SHAP, we apply our method to a variety of synthetic and real-worlddatasets andshowthatricher andmoreinsightful explanations canbe obtainedoverthebaseline.

All strings generated by the CFG can be broken down into a (non-unique) tree of production ruleswiththenon-terminal startingsymbolS atitshead. Although each individual production rule is a simplereplacement operation, thecombination ofmanysuchrulescanspecific astringspacewith complex syntactical constraints. However,whensampling strings from the grammar, we found this simple sampling strategy to produce long and repetitive strings. In fact, these tasks are considerably more challenging than the common benchmarks used to test standard BO frameworks. We triedSEkernels withbothindividual andtiedlength scales across latentdimensions, however,this did not have a significant effect on performance, possibly due to difficulties in estimating many kernel parameters inthese low-data BO problems. This ranking matches the relative performance of the BO routines based on these surrogate models (Figure 7). Figure 7.d visualizes the intrinsic representation of an SSK when kernel parameters are purposely chosen to provide a bad fit.

We consider the classical problem of finding the minimum feedback arc set on tournaments (MFAST).