The extremal ML threshold relation for graphical models

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Let GG be an undirected graph. Write eMLT(G){\rm eMLT}(G) for its extremal maximum likelihood threshold and MLT(G){\rm MLT}(G) for its maximum likelihood threshold.

Extremal ML threshold relation. For any undirected graph GG,

eMLT(G)=MLT(G)1.{\rm eMLT}(G) = {\rm MLT}(G)-1.

This relation is motivated by the inequality cited in the supplied context and the computation for the 4-cycle, where eMLT(C4)=2{\rm eMLT}(C_4)=2; its general validity remains open in the supplied text.

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Carlos Améndola, Jane Ivy Coons, Alexandros Grosdos and Frank Röttger, “Algebraic statistics of Hüsler-Reiss graphical models in multivariate extremes”, arXiv:2603.02191 (2026).

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