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Originally posted by jonny-so December 4, 2024
Hi, unless I have missed something, it looks as though (e.g.) the NUTS sampler implementation creates a new Euclidean metric object for every sample
which in turn performs a Cholesky decomposition of the (inverse) mass matrix. Is that correct? It should only be necessary to do this at the end of the adaptation windows. In principle the compiler could be eliding the redundant calls, but I would guess that is asking too much of it in this case.
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Originally posted by jonny-so December 4, 2024
Hi, unless I have missed something, it looks as though (e.g.) the NUTS sampler implementation creates a new Euclidean metric object for every sample
blackjax/blackjax/mcmc/nuts.py
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