package prbnmcn-dagger-test

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Probabilistic programming library: tests

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Description

dagger probabilistic programming library: tests

Published: 11 Feb 2022

README

dagger: a probabilistic programming library

The dagger library for probabilistic programming in OCaml. Currently implements:

The main package is prbnmcn-dagger. Packages prbnmcn-dagger-gsl and prbnmcn-dagger-stats provide distributions implemented respectively through the GSL (GPL-licensed) and prbnmcn-stats (MIT-licensed).

Look no further for the documentation.

Examples will be made available in the examples subdirectory. For now, you'll find an implementation of a 2d ising model and a toy study of its behaviour around its critical temperature.

Contributing

Contributions and issue reports are welcome. Development currently happen on https://gitlab.com/igarnier/monorepo/ but I can take care of cherry-picking pull requests submitted here.

Trivia

The name dagger refers to two things:

  • a good mathematical framework for giving a semantics to probabilistic programming is a certain dagger category of Markov kernels, see eg this or that paper; Bayesian inversion corresponds to a particular symmetry of a mathematical structure and this symmetry is denoted using the † symbol.

  • the underlying representation of the probabilistic model when using the incrementalized backend is as a directed acyclic graph (ie a DAG, which sounds exactly like the French translation of dagger)

Dependencies (7)

  1. prbnmcn-gnuplot = version
  2. prbnmcn-dagger-stats = version
  3. prbnmcn-dagger-gsl = version
  4. qcheck >= "0.17"
  5. prbnmcn-stats = "0.0.3"
  6. prbnmcn-dagger = version
  7. dune >= "2.8"

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  1. odoc with-doc

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