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Re-export elementwise_loglikelihoods
and generated_quantities
#1420
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Is there going to be some documentation on turing.ml regarding both methods? |
IMO that should be included into a larger effort put into a tutorial about diagnostics + we should really have DynamicPPL and MCMCChains also rendered under the API section IMO. |
Ready to go? |
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For now there are at least docstrings, but I guess it would help if we could prepare and update the documentation in DynamicPPL (or e.g. MCMCChains) more independently. |
I think it would be a good idea to re-export
elementwise_loglikelihoods
andgenerated_quantities
from DynamicPPL. v0.9.2 since these methods are mainly meant to be used by the end-user, rather than just internally.It also bumps the compat-entry of DynamicPPL from 0.9.2, on which these are available (though this is the only difference between 0.9.1 and 0.9.2).