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Time varying state space matrices #9

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rob-luke opened this issue Oct 20, 2015 · 6 comments
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Time varying state space matrices #9

rob-luke opened this issue Oct 20, 2015 · 6 comments

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@rob-luke
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Do you have any interest in allowing the matrices in the state space models to be time varying?

TimeModels accomplishes this using a generator function for each matrix (initial implentation, optimised implementation).

@JonnyCBB
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I like this idea. I hadn't really thought about it too much before. Would it just be a case of defining a matrix of functions and evaluating the matrix at each time step? The bench marking looks good too. I thought there would've been more overhead.

@ElOceanografo
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Yes, definitely. Do you have any interest in porting your implementation over to StateSpace?

@rob-luke
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Glad you are interested. I am happy to implement this. But won't be able to for another two weeks.

@JonnyCBB
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Fantastic 👍

@ElOceanografo
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This is tentatively supported now ( e1b867a ) for LinearGaussianSSM . Basically a copy-and-paste of the TimeModels implementation, without the feed-forward matrix, at least for now.

We should also think about what time-dependent behavior we might want for the nonlinear model types, and how to make this easy and consistent to specify for the end user...

@rob-luke
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I have been using your dev branch implementation of time dependent behaviour for the last few days and it works a treat.

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