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Example of a combinatorial kernel and its binary tree representation. The kernel, k, is described by a non-linear combination of four elementary kernels, k = k1 · (k2 + k3) + k4. This combination can be visualised as a binary tree, where the leaf nodes correspond to the elementary kernels (atoms), and the internal nodes represent operations.

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