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As I understand, there's currently no standard for passing values like the log-density or log-weight (when that exists) for each sample. Algorithms that require these will each have to come up with their own standards, which will then need to be managed separately.
I have some description of how I'm handling these one instance of SampleChainshere.
It would make things much easier if things like this can be standardized, to the extent they're common across samplers.
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We had this but removed it. Our view is that this should be standardized within the various ecosystems that touch AbstractMCMC, for exactly the reason you've highlighted -- some samplers and model types need vastly different internals, and it's basically impossible (I think) to build a robust internal interface that standardizes everything.
Yeah, that's about what we had. We kind of decided that it not worth standardizing because cross-talk between samplers or whatever is already tricky enough. I think if this were to be standardized, it would be more at the AbstractPPL level and not at the AbstractMCMC level.
As I understand, there's currently no standard for passing values like the log-density or log-weight (when that exists) for each sample. Algorithms that require these will each have to come up with their own standards, which will then need to be managed separately.
I have some description of how I'm handling these one instance of
SampleChains
here.It would make things much easier if things like this can be standardized, to the extent they're common across samplers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: