If I recall correctly, ViewStub acts as a lazy XML include, in that the referenced view only gets added to the view hierarchy in the time that it's inflated, not ahead of time. The gain on this method is that it makes it quick and cheap to inflate a view, however, once it's inflated, it cannot be recreated or re-inflated (since the VS reference is gone from the heirarchy). LayoutInflater on the other hand allows you to inflate views at will, and add them directly into the heirarchy, however, you have to deal with the overhead of inflating them.
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