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It's like 99% sure you'll agree with this @kahaaga , but shall we just go ahead and ensure all probabilities Estimators have a well defined outocme space? Which means, if input x is necessary, it must already be given at the point where the probability estimator is instantiated?
This has numerous benefits:
The estimators always have a well defined outcome_space which is by now an integral part of the API
Maximum entropy is simplified and doesn't need input x.
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It's like 99% sure you'll agree with this @kahaaga , but shall we just go ahead and ensure all probabilities Estimators have a well defined outocme space? Which means, if input x is necessary, it must already be given at the point where the probability estimator is instantiated?
I think we agreed on this at some point, in some comment, in some PR, somewhere. I'm still totally on board with this.
It's like 99% sure you'll agree with this @kahaaga , but shall we just go ahead and ensure all probabilities Estimators have a well defined outocme space? Which means, if input
x
is necessary, it must already be given at the point where the probability estimator is instantiated?This has numerous benefits:
outcome_space
which is by now an integral part of the APIx
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: