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Library for Bayesian inference via sequential Monte Carlo for quantum parameter estimation.

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Hi, I am trying to modify the tutorial of simple_precession_estimation as in https://github.com/QInfer/qinfer-examples/blob/master/simple_precession_estimation.ipynb to estimate the amplitude of a Ramsey fringe. The model is set up to estimate two parameters,...

The `GaussianRandomWalkModel` derived model should invokes its underlying model for `canonicalize` since it explicitly contains different `modelparams`.

It might be worthwhile looking into doing our plots through seaborn...they have some nice stuff. [See this](https://seaborn.pydata.org/examples/pair_grid_with_kde.html) for example, which is only four lines of code.

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First hyper-heuristic optimisation algorithm to be added for this pull request, an example follows: First we define a test function ```python f_rosenbrock = lambda x: numpy.sum([((x[i+1] - x[i]**2)**2 + (1...

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This work in progress PR aims to produce ε-apporixmate convex hulls using the algorithm of [1603.04422](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1603.04422.pdf), with CVXOPT being used to solve the quadratic program at the innermost loop. Unfortunately,...

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Sometimes the natural parameterization of your model and the parameterization that is best for sampling do not agree. There are a number of reasons this might be the case, off...

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As most Qinfer developers know, myself and @ihincks have been working on extending the features and ideas of Qinfer to a more general class of probability distributions as discussed in...

A bunch of the functionality of `SMCUpdater` is not directly related to the SMC algorithm itself. For example, some methods (ex. `sample`, `est_mean()`) could be included in a new `ParticleDistribution`...

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Currently the ``'loss'`` field collected by ``perf_test`` and ``perf_test_multiple`` is always taken to be the quadratic loss, but in many cases it's worthwhile to consider other loss functions (such as...

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