Example #1
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    def update_u(self, u, mask=True):
        # Store the computed moments u but do not change moments for
        # observations, i.e., utilize the mask.
        for ind in range(len(u)):
            # Add axes to the mask for the variable dimensions (mask
            # contains only axes for the plates).
            u_mask = utils.add_trailing_axes(mask, self.ndims[ind])

            # Enlarge self.u[ind] as necessary so that it can store the
            # broadcasted result.
            sh = utils.broadcasted_shape_from_arrays(self.u[ind], u[ind],
                                                     u_mask)
            self.u[ind] = utils.repeat_to_shape(self.u[ind], sh)

            # Use mask to update only unobserved plates and keep the
            # observed as before
            np.copyto(self.u[ind], u[ind], where=u_mask)

            # Make sure u has the correct number of dimensions:
            shape = self.get_shape(ind)
            ndim = len(shape)
            ndim_u = np.ndim(self.u[ind])
            if ndim > ndim_u:
                self.u[ind] = utils.add_leading_axes(u[ind], ndim - ndim_u)
            elif ndim < np.ndim(self.u[ind]):
                raise Exception("Weird, this shouldn't happen.. :)")
Example #2
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    def update_u(self, u, mask=True):
        # Store the computed moments u but do not change moments for
        # observations, i.e., utilize the mask.
        for ind in range(len(u)):
            # Add axes to the mask for the variable dimensions (mask
            # contains only axes for the plates).
            u_mask = utils.add_trailing_axes(mask, self.ndims[ind])

            # Enlarge self.u[ind] as necessary so that it can store the
            # broadcasted result.
            sh = utils.broadcasted_shape_from_arrays(self.u[ind], u[ind], u_mask)
            self.u[ind] = utils.repeat_to_shape(self.u[ind], sh)

            # Use mask to update only unobserved plates and keep the
            # observed as before
            np.copyto(self.u[ind],
                      u[ind],
                      where=u_mask)

            # Make sure u has the correct number of dimensions:
            shape = self.get_shape(ind)
            ndim = len(shape)
            ndim_u = np.ndim(self.u[ind])
            if ndim > ndim_u:
                self.u[ind] = utils.add_leading_axes(u[ind], ndim - ndim_u)
            elif ndim < np.ndim(self.u[ind]):
                raise Exception("Weird, this shouldn't happen.. :)")
Example #3
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    def _set_moments(self, u, mask=True):
        # Store the computed moments u but do not change moments for
        # observations, i.e., utilize the mask.
        for ind in range(len(u)):
            # Add axes to the mask for the variable dimensions (mask
            # contains only axes for the plates).
            u_mask = utils.add_trailing_axes(mask, self._distribution.ndims[ind])

            # Enlarge self.u[ind] as necessary so that it can store the
            # broadcasted result.
            sh = utils.broadcasted_shape_from_arrays(self.u[ind], u[ind], u_mask)
            self.u[ind] = utils.repeat_to_shape(self.u[ind], sh)

            # TODO/FIXME/BUG: The mask of observations is not used, observations
            # may be overwritten!!! ???
            
            # Hah, this function is used to set the observations! The caller
            # should be careful what mask he uses! If you want to set only
            # latent variables, then use such a mask.
            
            # Use mask to update only unobserved plates and keep the
            # observed as before
            np.copyto(self.u[ind],
                      u[ind],
                      where=u_mask)

            # Make sure u has the correct number of dimensions:
            # TODO/FIXME: Maybe it would be good to also check that u has a
            # shape that is a sub-shape of get_shape.
            shape = self.get_shape(ind)
            ndim = len(shape)
            ndim_u = np.ndim(self.u[ind])
            if ndim > ndim_u:
                self.u[ind] = utils.add_leading_axes(u[ind], ndim - ndim_u)
            elif ndim < ndim_u:
                raise RuntimeError(
                    "The size of the variable %s's %s-th moment "
                    "array is %s which is larger than it should "
                    "be, that is, %s, based on the plates %s and "
                    "dimension %s. Check that you have provided "
                    "plates properly."
                    % (self.name,
                       ind,
                       np.shape(self.u[ind]), 
                       shape,
                       self.plates,
                       self.dims[ind]))
Example #4
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    def _set_moments(self, u, mask=True):
        # Store the computed moments u but do not change moments for
        # observations, i.e., utilize the mask.
        for ind in range(len(u)):
            # Add axes to the mask for the variable dimensions (mask
            # contains only axes for the plates).
            u_mask = utils.add_trailing_axes(mask,
                                             self._distribution.ndims[ind])

            # Enlarge self.u[ind] as necessary so that it can store the
            # broadcasted result.
            sh = utils.broadcasted_shape_from_arrays(self.u[ind], u[ind],
                                                     u_mask)
            self.u[ind] = utils.repeat_to_shape(self.u[ind], sh)

            # TODO/FIXME/BUG: The mask of observations is not used, observations
            # may be overwritten!!! ???

            # Hah, this function is used to set the observations! The caller
            # should be careful what mask he uses! If you want to set only
            # latent variables, then use such a mask.

            # Use mask to update only unobserved plates and keep the
            # observed as before
            np.copyto(self.u[ind], u[ind], where=u_mask)

            # Make sure u has the correct number of dimensions:
            # TODO/FIXME: Maybe it would be good to also check that u has a
            # shape that is a sub-shape of get_shape.
            shape = self.get_shape(ind)
            ndim = len(shape)
            ndim_u = np.ndim(self.u[ind])
            if ndim > ndim_u:
                self.u[ind] = utils.add_leading_axes(u[ind], ndim - ndim_u)
            elif ndim < ndim_u:
                raise RuntimeError(
                    "The size of the variable %s's %s-th moment "
                    "array is %s which is larger than it should "
                    "be, that is, %s, based on the plates %s and "
                    "dimension %s. Check that you have provided "
                    "plates properly." % (self.name, ind, np.shape(
                        self.u[ind]), shape, self.plates, self.dims[ind]))