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Leverage existing ways in TuringLang (if they exist) / Julia ecosystem to approximate K in the case of Simulated Tempering #3

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HarrisonWilde opened this issue Mar 16, 2021 · 1 comment

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When using Simulated Tempering, we require some normalising function K on the inverse temperatures, ideally we would have K(\beta) = [\int_x \pi(x)^\beta dx]^-1] to result in a uniform marginal distribution over the temperature component of the chain, the Wang-Landau algorithm can be used to learn K(\beta) but I think it has some issues, only done some preliminary reading per these papers:

Any other ideas on how to best calculate K?

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No plan for simulated tempering right now, we should focus on extensions to PT

@HarrisonWilde HarrisonWilde closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Feb 17, 2023
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