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Advanced documentation

Advanced documentation#

This is the advanced documentation for developers.

  • Classes
    • Acquisition Functions
    • CalibrationProfile
    • FunctionLogger
    • IterationHistory
    • Options
    • ParameterTransformer
    • PyMCTarget
    • SVBMC
    • Timer
    • VariationalPosterior
    • VBMC
  • Functions
    • active_sample
    • VBMC algorithm helpers
    • calibrate
    • check_for_updates
    • create_vbmc_animation
    • decorators
    • Entropy
    • get_hpd
    • kde_1d
    • whitening
  • VBMC options
    • Basic options
    • Integer-valued variables
    • Advanced options

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PyVBMC is one of the open-source model-fitting tools from the Machine and Human Intelligence Group at the University of Helsinki.