inference backend distributions parameters modules models fitting callbacks datagenerators predicting evaluating inspecting applications saving_and_loading math
For a quick start, take a look at the ../examples/examples
.
The user guide contains more detailed information about using ProbFlow, including:
- A brief description of
Bayesian modeling <inference>
, - Using
distributions
,parameters
, andmodules
to create Bayesianmodels
, - How to
fit those models <fitting>
to data, - How to
make predictions <predicting>
with those models, - How to
evaluate <evaluating>
the performance of a model, - How to
inspect <inspecting>
a model's structure and the values of its parameters, - How to use ProbFlow's
applications
, - How to perform actions mid-training with
callbacks
, - How to load data on-the-fly with
datagenerators
, - How to
save and load models <saving_and_loading>
, - How to
choose your backend and default datatype <backend>
, and math
about how ProbFlow fits Bayesian models.