Wessel

> yeah... I dont know that there is a general answer to the question of how to implement such comparisons... the other option would be for the matching function to...

@tbsexton, combined with your proposal to perform dispatch solely using `isinstance` checks, I think you might be right! This is exciting!

Hey @jlapeyre! Currently, the docstring of the first definition of a function is used. Example: ```python from plum import dispatch @dispatch def f(x: str): """Do something.""" pass @dispatch def f(x:...

Hey @nmearl! I'm afraid that this package hasn't had any updates in a long while, so unfortunately it still depends on some very old versions on some of its dependencies....

Hey @andrewcztrack, Thank you for your interest. :) An example where the model is called can be found [here](https://github.com/cambridge-mlg/convcnp/blob/master/train.py#L46O). There `task['x_context']` and others are three-tensors of shape `(batch, data, 1)`,...

Hey Alex! Our recommendation is to determine the "smallest wiggle" in your data that you want to model, and to set `1 / points_per_unit` to at most half that length...

Hey Alex, I’m currently on holidays and don’t have access to a laptop. If you wouldn’t mind, I might get back to this issue when I’m back to work. :)

Hey Alex, I've just returned from holidays. I'm not sure how familiar you are with the method and the terminology, but let me have an attempt at explaining what is...

Hey @patel-zeel! Nice to hear from you. :) The reason why this is failing is because there is some logic going on which checks for missing values, as you've noticed,...

I think the problem now is that is typing is a little restrictive. In particular, a dictionary with JAX-valued values isn't recognised as a JAX object, and that's where the...