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My question is about sample_gaussian, which is a public function, both by convention (no leading underscore in the function name) and also by usage (it is imported by modules in other python repos).
The latter situation also highlights the importance and utility of this function.
However, there is no docstring.
What is J and what is h? From a quick glance, it seems like these may be related to the natural parameterization -- something along the lines of J being the precision and h being the precision-weighted mean.
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My question is about
sample_gaussian
, which is a public function, both by convention (no leading underscore in the function name) and also by usage (it is imported by modules in other python repos).The latter situation also highlights the importance and utility of this function.
However, there is no docstring.
What is J and what is h? From a quick glance, it seems like these may be related to the natural parameterization -- something along the lines of J being the precision and h being the precision-weighted mean.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: