Thomas Spooner

The algorithms, for the most part, are written to be generic and implementation-independent of the function approximator you choose to use. The only real exceptions are those that specifically require...

Hey, Thanks for the feedback. It's great to hear that your interested in using the library - I apologise for it not being very obvious how to use. The documentation...

Hey, so in short you need to implement the Domain trait. See for example the domains implemented in the framework. These will help. I realise that's not much information, but...

For sure, that's almost certainly what I'd do as with the function approximation (lfa), ML generics (spaces) and probability distributions (dists). It's really just a question of finding the time!

Haha good times. Well let me know if you do and when the time comes I'll look into any potential integrations. Cheers, Tom

I'm a big fan of the direction you've taken already. Procedural macros is super cool feature in Rust which wasn't available when I started unfortunately, though I intend to incorporate...

Hey, good to hear from you. I realise there's not a lot of documentation or diverse use case examples yet so I apologise for that. The problem sounds interesting but...

Hi mujtabahasan, First, sorry for taking so long to respond - I received no notification of the issue. So this issue is something I experience also. If I remember correctly,...

(I'll keep the issue open while you debug 👍)

I think you're right. Looking back over the code, I suspect that (assuming stationary-ish marginal distributions over the observables) this doesn't cause many issues due to the particular implementation of...