Can Wilson Line Networks and Flat Space Models Compute Correlation Functions?

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I'm a physics student at the end of my masters degree. Currently I try to understand how to use so-called Wilson Line Networks in certain Ads/CFT as well as Flat space models to compute correlation functions.
 
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