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Hi, I have been using numpyro for my research and have been finding it very useful!
I had a quick question which isn't clear to me from the documentation. Is there a way to have an observation I want to condition on be the result of a non-bijective deterministic function? I saw in this issue #932 that this can be done using the TransformedDistribution API with a bijective transform. Is this not possible with a non-bijective transform?
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Hi, I have been using numpyro for my research and have been finding it very useful!
I had a quick question which isn't clear to me from the documentation. Is there a way to have an observation I want to condition on be the result of a non-bijective deterministic function? I saw in this issue #932 that this can be done using the TransformedDistribution API with a bijective transform. Is this not possible with a non-bijective transform?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: