Added reference to the ML certificate property
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\todo{Mention ML certificate property}
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One aspect making \ac{LP} decoding especially appealing is the very strong
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theoretical guarantee that comes with it, called the
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\textit{\ac{ML} certificate property} \cite[Sec. III. B.]{feldman_paper}.
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This is the property that when a valid result is produced by an \ac{LP}
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decoder, it is always the \ac{ML} codeword.
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This leads to an interesting application of \ac{LP} decoding to
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approximate \ac{ML} decoding behavior, by successively adding redundant
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parity-checks until a valid result is returned \cite[Sec. IV.]{alp}.
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