Philipp Eller
Philipp Eller
I'm having the same issue with the fixed bandwidth for all dimensions. In my case one dimension has a radically different scale than the others and hence the resulting KDEs...
Maybe I'm missing some important point, but I was thinking not an implicit, but an explicit scaling. Let's say the user supplies two dimensional data (`x` and `y`) and the...
thanks for the prompt answer! I'd be more than happy to provide you a `.npy` file containing the data (or a subset thereof) ....i could upload it to a github...
I have uploaded two small test data sets: they are identical data but in single and half precision. While the `fp32` set converges in 5 iterations, the `fp16` does not...
Also in the config_parser, replace simple `eval` expressions by `ast.literal_eval` for safer parsing
Hi, are you using the public dataset? If yes, then please note that the systematics treatment is a simplified version of what is used in the paper you cite, and...
we should probably in such a case a require such parameters to be fixed, and b) if a fixed parameter in a stage/pipeline changed re-initialize the stage/pipeline
Related to #644
I think some rebase magic may get rid of the older, redundant commits that are already in main?
I suppose this is again hopelessly out-of-date? Should we just close this PR?