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I'm working on an ODE based model (solver from diffrax) for respiratory viruses fitted on past seasons of data.
At the moment, we occasionally have maximum iteration fails during NUTS warm-up. This is a bit of a classic problem with ODE models, but I was wondering if there was a stress test utility in numpyro which will sample parameters (in the unconstrained domain I guess) and record the parameters that cause a fail in the model log posterior density call (e.g. like this from LogDensityProblems.jl.
I had a look in the docs but I might well have missed something, apols in advance if I have.
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I think you can draw samples from prior and use the utility log_density to check which of them causes NaN. We don't have a utility for that but please feel free to submit a PR. The feature would be useful for many usage cases.
Hi everyone,
I'm working on an ODE based model (solver from diffrax) for respiratory viruses fitted on past seasons of data.
At the moment, we occasionally have maximum iteration fails during NUTS warm-up. This is a bit of a classic problem with ODE models, but I was wondering if there was a stress test utility in numpyro which will sample parameters (in the unconstrained domain I guess) and record the parameters that cause a fail in the model log posterior density call (e.g. like this from
LogDensityProblems.jl
.I had a look in the docs but I might well have missed something, apols in advance if I have.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: