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 mix of synchronous and sequential. predefined blocks update sequential, inside a block the update follows the synchronous scheme
 
 \subsection{Probabilistic scheme}
-The Probabilistic update scheme is a synchronous scheme in terms of executing the functions, however, there is no longer only one function per node. Instead you can have multiple functions per node with each a fixed probability. This introduces some noise into the system and can lead to more realistic simulations. In order to show it using the example from \cref{fig:bn_example}, we need to define a new set of functions, which will only be used in this section.
+The Probabilistic update scheme is a synchronous scheme in terms of executing the functions, however, there is no longer only one function per node. Instead you can have multiple functions per node with each a fixed probability. This introduces some noise into the system and can lead to more realistic simulations. In order to show it using the example from \cref{fig:bn_example}, we need to extend the set of functions with alternatives and probability, which will only be used in this section.
 
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