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Tutorial notebooks #2

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vdutor opened this issue Mar 26, 2021 · 6 comments
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Tutorial notebooks #2

vdutor opened this issue Mar 26, 2021 · 6 comments
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@vdutor
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vdutor commented Mar 26, 2021

What do we want to demonstrate in notebooks? (Please edit/update this issue description as appropriate.)

  • General introduction notebook (Vincent)
  • Efficient sampling (Vincent)
  • GPflux features: monitoring, tensorboard, saving (Vincent)
  • GPflux with neural net layers (Vincent)
  • Convolutional DGP (Artem?)
  • Latent Variable model (CDE paper) with extension to Importance Weighting? (Hugh?)
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Hey there! Sorry to interrupt. For some reason, it seems like I do not have the authorization to view the tutorial/documentation. I wonder if that is expected? Thank you so much!

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vdutor commented Apr 13, 2021

Hi @tingyuansen, thanks for bringing this to our attention. The documentation and tutorial links should all have been updated by now. Definitely let us know if you spot more broken ones.

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Thank you!

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dtchang commented Jul 9, 2021

On "GPflux with neural net layers", please discuss usage patterns and usage constraints when building hybrid models.

For example, can one put a GPLayer in the middle of a neural net model, preceded and followed by Keras layers? The existing code example (only one) has a GPLayer as the last layer but preceded by a linear Dense layer:
tf.keras.layers.Dense(1, activation="linear"),
gp_layer,
Is the linear Dense layer with output dimension 1 required?

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hkoohy commented Jul 28, 2021

Hi,
Thanks for releasing this exciting package.
Would you be able to add a classification task example to the tutorial?
thanks
Hashem

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tomiesm commented Feb 12, 2023

Hi, Thanks for releasing this exciting package. Would you be able to add a classification task example to the tutorial? thanks Hashem

I would really appreciate if an example of a classification would be provided. Especially for a multivariate data and multiclass problem. I tried to come up with a gpflux code to do that. I failed. The error outputs are extremely unhelpful. Thus, an example would be highly appreciated.

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