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Embeds dynamic probabilistic models in Python/PyTorch with sample/parameter primitives and composable Poutine effect handlers, supporting scalable approximate inference.
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Universal language expressivity does not make arbitrary posterior inference tractable or exact. Practical stochastic variational inference and user-specified guides are approximate. NUTS, SVI, automatic differentiation and effect-handler concepts are inherited; v1's journal header is an unfinished template, not proof of a 2018 journal publication.
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Eli Bingham; Jonathan P. Chen; Martin Jankowiak; Fritz Obermeyer; Neeraj Pradhan; Theofanis Karaletsos; Rohit Singh; Paul Szerlip; Paul Horsfall; Noah D. Goodman
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Pyro effect-handler probabilistic programming
Embeds dynamic probabilistic models in Python/PyTorch with sample/parameter primitives and composable Poutine effect handlers, supporting scalable approximate inference.
Scientific scope
Universal language expressivity does not make arbitrary posterior inference tractable or exact. Practical stochastic variational inference and user-specified guides are approximate. NUTS, SVI, automatic differentiation and effect-handler concepts are inherited; v1's journal header is an unfinished template, not proof of a 2018 journal publication.
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People and systems
Eli Bingham; Jonathan P. Chen; Martin Jankowiak; Fritz Obermeyer; Neeraj Pradhan; Theofanis Karaletsos; Rohit Singh; Paul Szerlip; Paul Horsfall; Noah D. Goodman
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.