Eric Ford

I'm also interested in training using weighted datapoints. Could you share your code for that? Thanks.

Yes. For my application, I'm using importance sampling, so each data point has an associated weight. Adding a weights parameter seems like the natural way to do it to me....

@rgiordan, Thanks. My application was different enough that I ended up writing my own em! replacement that allows for weighted data (and also training a mixture of t-distributions, rather than...

There might be a way to incorporate weighting. I tried that at first. But after struggling trying to understand how your code was working, I decided it would be easier...

A keyboard short-cut to toggle the editor.css.main.max-width variable to device-width. I find this particularly useful when visualizing large datasets on a large monitor.

> A keyboard short-cut to toggle the editor.css.main.max-width variable to device-width. I find this particularly useful when visualizing large datasets on a large monitor. FWIW, Adding the following code to...

I'd suggest a short-cuts to hide or unhide code for all Markdown cells. That would be useful when proofreading notebooks. For concreteness, I'll suggest `Ctrl+Shift+M`. But I'd be happy with...

Is there a way that when you load the Calculus package, it could append notes like this one to the relevant docstrings? If not, then I'd think a comment in...

I'll add... highlight which cell is it currently working on, so it's easier to find which cell to stop and comment out while debugging.

I'm happy to see PRs for improvements. I tried to give your snippet a try, but don't know what to import to get `lines`.