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I'm trying to have a multi-dimensional lengthscale for my kernel, and cannot find in the documentation how to do this. The closest I've come is specifying input_dim, as described here, but in version 2.0.5 I get an error that input_dim is an unknown keyword argument. How would I get these multidimensional lengthscales in gpfl
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Hi @JavierAntoran @stratisMarkou,
First of all, thanks for making all of this code available - it's been great to look through!
Im currently spending some time trying to work through the Weight Uncertainty in Neural Networks in order to implement Bayes-by-Backprop. I was struggling to understand the difference between your implementation of `Bayes-by-Bac
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This may be useful for Inference algorithms to use during automatic gradient chaining.
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As it stands, a significant portion of the SVI tutorial code is written in markdown code blocks, rather than standalone Jupyter cells. When formatted this way, the tutorial's notebook cannot be excecuted and experimented with by the reader. I suggest that the markdown code blocks should be refactored into Jupyter code ce